Southwest is the first major US airline to introduce such rules, but airlines all over the planet are tightening restrictions ...

In the United States, Southwest Airlines is the first of the four biggest American carriers to introduce new restrictions.

Portable chargers and power banks might be useful additions to your carry-on luggage, but they’re also a potential fire risk.

Passengers on Southwest Airlines flights will soon be required to keep their portable chargers in plain sight while using ...

Passengers on Southwest Airlines flights will soon be required to keep their portable chargers in plain sight while using ...

There is growing concern about lithium-ion battery fires on planes because the number of incidents continues to grow yearly.

The new Southwest rules are also online on the airline’s website: “When a portable charger/power bank is used during a flight, it must be out of any baggage and remain in plain sight.

Arlines are tightening their rules on batteries and portable chargers. Because of fire risks, you'll now have to keep your portable chargers visible while you're using them, at least on Southwest ...

Passengers on Southwest Airlines flights will soon ... they put vaping cigarettes and portable chargers in checked bags. That is against federal rules, but Wroth said it might be as much an ...

Southwest announced the changes in a statement ... This might seem like an overreaction on the part of the airline, but there is a good reason for this policy change. The flammability of lithium ...