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Southwest Airlines to require portable chargers be kept out while in use due to battery fire concerns

Passengers on Southwest Airlines flights will soon be required to keep their portable chargers in plain sight while using them due to concerns about the growing number of lithium-ion battery fires in a new policy that other airlines may adopt.

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Southwest Airlines places new restrictions on portable chargers in carry-on

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Southwest Airlines unveils new portable charger rule for passenger safety

Southwest Airlines Will Require Passengers to Keep Portable Chargers Out During Flights

Southwest Airlines announced it will require all portable device chargers to be kept in plain sight during all flights while they’re in use.

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Southwest Airlines' new portable charger policy

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Travelers have one more week to book Southwest tickets with free checked bags

Southwest Airlines Says You Can't Use Portable Chargers Inside Your Bags

This policy change comes in response to a series of incidents involving overheating lithium-ion batteries.

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Passengers on Southwest Airlines flights to be required to keep portable chargers in plain sight

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Southwest Airlines Bans Portable Chargers Inside Your Bags

Southwest surprises customers with strict new policy — the first of its kind in the industry: experts

Southwest Airlines is implementing a surprising new restriction on portable chargers to keep these notoriously incendiary devices from bursting into flame mid-flight. Starting on May 28, passengers will be required to keep their power banks in plain sight, making the budget carrier the first to roll out a policy of this kind.

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Southwest Airlines Announces Major New Safety Policy

Southwest Airlines is about to implement a new safety measure that could shake up the industry. According to The Seattle Times, there have been 19 incidents on planes this year involving lithium-ion batteries.

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Why it may be more difficult to charge your phone on Southwest

Southwest Airlines will become the first airline to require passengers to have portable chargers visible when in use. It comes after a number of fires onboard sparked by the chargers. The policy starts on May 28.