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IndiGo clarifies power bank rules after in-flight fire incident

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An IndiGo flight from Delhi to Chennai experienced an incident involving a power bank catching fire. The airline's policy explicitly states that power banks and spare lithium batteries are only permitted in hand baggage. These items must remain within the passenger's personal reach at all times during the flight. Acceptable storage locations include under the seat, in the seat pocket, or on the passenger's person.

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