Ibom Air interdit les banques d'alimentation dans les compartiments de rangement

Ibom Air applique une nouvelle directive de sécurité de l'Autorité de l'aviation civile du Nigeria (NCAA) restreignant le transport de banques d'alimentation à bord des vols commerciaux.

Le 4 mars 2026, Ibom Air a annoncé appliquer la nouvelle directive de sécurité de la NCAA concernant les banques d'alimentation. La politique interdit de placer les banques d'alimentation dans les compartiments de rangement supérieurs des avions. Ibom Air, la compagnie aérienne basée dans l'État d'Akwa Ibom, a déclaré que cette mesure vise à assurer la sécurité des passagers et de l'équipage. Selon un rapport de Daily Trust, la directive de la NCAA cherche à atténuer les risques d'incendie posés par les banques d'alimentation de grande capacité. Les détails sur les exigences en vol n'ont pas été précisés, mais Ibom Air a confirmé sa conformité dans l'ensemble de ses opérations. Ceci marque la première annonce publique de la compagnie sur de telles restrictions. Les passagers doivent transporter les banques d'alimentation dans leurs bagages à main ou effets personnels, et non dans les compartiments supérieurs. Le rapport n'indique pas si d'autres compagnies aériennes nigérianes ont mis en œuvre des mesures similaires.

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