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19 Jed Board User Guide
AIR TRAVEL
Your swappable battery pack is
rated to 144Wh. IATA rules allows
passengers to travel with up to two
batteries on-board, providing they
are each less than 160Wh.
This means you can travel with all
boards in our line-up.
Please note that some airlines may
require prior approval in order to
carry on batteries consisting of
99-160Wh, always check with your
airline prior to flying.
The Jed Garage™ app features a
tool that lets you generate a letter
you can send to your airline regarding
your battery pack to assist with
approval. Head to the “Flight Safe”
section within the app for details.
Always remove the battery from the
board and store it in your carry on
luggage when traveling.
Avoid sharp objects, liquids and
other items that may cause potential
damage to the battery pack.
Check your board in without the
battery and be sure to safely protect
the board to avoid unnecessary
damage by baggage handlers. We
suggest either using the box your
board arrived in, or a snowboard
bag or similar.
If you do encounter issues with
airport security, please remain calm
and polite at all times and display
the battery label to them, and
explain that IATA allows two carry
on batteries up to 160Wh each, and
that your batteries fall within this
category being 144Wh.
At this time you may also be able
to present them with the PDF that
was generated via the “Flight Safe”
section of the Jed Garage™ app.
At no time is Jed Boards liable should
any airport or airline security confiscate
your battery pack from you. Please
ensure you always act in accordance
with the law and rules of the airport and
country you are in.