✔ Passed UN38.3 Testing
Certified Safe for Transportation
Airline-friendly MOBOT devices have UN38.3 certification (United Nations Manual of Tests and Standards for the Transport of Dangerous Goods – Lithium-Ion Batteries), along with the MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), allowing you to board on most commercial flights with ease.


Airline-Friendly
An airline-friendly Personal Mobility Aid (PMA) is designed to comply with airline regulations for hassle-free travel. These PMAs are lightweight, usually around 20 kg or less, and compact enough to fit within size and weight limits. Many can be folded or disassembled for easy storage in cabin compartments or cargo holds. For motorised PMAs, compliant lithium-ion batteries, typically up to 300 watt-hours are used and clearly labelled for airline safety. These devices are also durable and portable, often featuring quick-release parts and protective travel cases, making them ideal for convenient transport during flights.
*Check with your airline for the criteria
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