User guide
Transporting your e-scooter: car, train, plane — watt-hour limits and carrier rules
How to transport an e-scooter in the trunk of a car (wheel orientation, tie-down, Li-ion storage temperature window), on trains in different countries (Amtrak ≤22.7 kg + tire ≤2″ + UL certification, Deutsche Bahn folded → 700×500×300 mm as hand baggage, TfL and Network Rail UK with a blanket ban on e-scooters since 2025, Eurostar ban with a children's kick-scooter exception ≤85 cm), and on aircraft (IATA DGR / FAA PackSafe / UK CAA: ≤100 Wh — carry-on, 100–160 Wh — only with airline approval and max 2 spare, >160 Wh — forbidden on passenger flights, which automatically rules out almost every consumer model: Xiaomi M365 280 Wh, Mi 4 Pro 446 Wh, Apollo City 624 Wh, Apollo Phantom ~1217 Wh, NAMI Burn-E 2 Max 2304 Wh, Dualtron Thunder >2500 Wh). Concrete policies of Delta, United, Southwest, JetBlue, American, Air Canada, WestJet — all ban recreational lithium-powered rideables. Why: FAA SAFO 10017 / SAFO 25002 on thermal runaway, IATA 30 % SoC recommendation 2025 → mandatory 2026, mandatory 49 CFR 173.185 and UN 38.3 for shipment.