Powerbank 25800mAh + 2x battery 3000mAh for e-cigarette in hand luggage on USA flight allowed?

I fly in October with Condor in the US and have read in advance that you can take a maximum of 2 pieces of batteries (I have some with 3000mAh) for the e-cigarette in hand luggage (in the case completely prohibited). But now I wanted to take a laptop in my hand luggage and above all a power bank (25800mAh), because my cell phone battery is very fast empty.

However, I'm now unsure whether the two batteries for the e-cigarette PLUS the power bank are allowed.

Can someone give me reliable information?

Look at the website of the corresponding airline under hazardous substances.

The PB is probably too big. That should give problems.

From the description of Condor I will not be smart. There's something of a maximum of 2 spare batteries, not larger than 100Wh but a power bank counts as a spare battery and count the two batteries in the e-cigarette as a spare battery (because individually removable)?

25.9 Ah? Hey, that's half a car battery! You must not take them in hand luggage

You have both batteries in the cigarette at the same time?

25.8 Ah * 3.6V = 92.88 Wh. That should still be allowed.

But on the PB stands 95.7 Wh and allowed are batteries up to 100 Wh - so it would be in the frame. But just because of your guess (the PB is already quite large) I'm very uncertain.

The two batteries for the e-cigarette each have 3000 Ah and yes, both are in the e-cigarette in it (but could take out in case of doubt). But I do not think so much about it, I have often flown with it. My main concern is whether the big power bank - before all PLUS the two batteries - is allowed.

Moin Megger1986

The power bank and the batteries are not a problem, but all batteries must be in your hand luggage. The batteries for the steam should you keep in a transport box made of plastic.