Electronics Face Real Risks in Transit
Laptops, cameras, and other electronics require extra care when packed for a flight, both for their physical safety and to comply with airline rules.
Know the Rules for Batteries
Most airlines require spare lithium batteries and power banks to be packed in carry-on luggage only, never in checked bags, due to fire risk regulations.
Cushion Devices Properly
Wrap laptops and cameras in clothing or a padded sleeve, and position them in the center of your suitcase away from the outer shell where impact is most likely.
Keep Chargers and Cables Organized
Use a small pouch or cube dedicated to cables and chargers so they don't tangle with clothing or get lost loose in your bag.
Use the Front Compartment for Quick Access
If your suitcase has a front-open pocket, keep laptops there for fast access during airport security screening without disturbing the rest of your packed items.
Consider a Hard Shell for Extra Protection
An aluminum hard shell suitcase offers significantly more impact protection for fragile electronics than soft-sided luggage.
Our front-open compartment suitcases make traveling with electronics faster through security and safer throughout your trip.