In addition to having an airline-compliant removable lithium battery, Arlo’s Polycarbonate Carry-On Max features 10% more packing space than the brand’s standard carry-on and is made from a ...

Planning to give — or give yourself — smart luggage this holiday season? Check the battery compartment first. Starting Jan. 15, any passenger with battery-powered luggage must be able to remove the ...

Following an FAA recommendation that airlines ban some devices containing lithium-ion batteries from checked baggage that comes a crackdown on "smart bags" containing them. Delta and Alaska Airlines ...

Luggage that can help you navigate the airport or even let you know where it is if it did not follow you to your destination is the biggest innovation in baggage since wheels. But soon, it may not be ...

If you own smart luggage, you should test its intelligence as soon as possible. The IQ exam that matters – if you can take out its lithium battery. Starting Monday, airlines including American, Alaska ...

A growing number of airlines are banning luggage with built-in phone chargers or tracking devices due to concerns that lithium ion batteries in so-called "smart bags" could cause a fire. United and ...

If you somehow missed the flurry of panic among tech-savvy travelers back in December, then listen up: Smart luggage bans are continuing to go into effect across airlines, and it could disrupt your ...

GENEVA (Reuters) - "Smart suitcases" may be able to charge mobile phones or be easily found if misplaced, but unless their battery can be removed they risk being sent packing by the world's airlines.