强化航空安全，多地持续升级充电宝管理

Core Viewpoint - The Civil Aviation Administration of China has implemented stricter regulations on the management of power banks to enhance aviation safety, prohibiting the carrying of non-compliant power banks on domestic flights starting June 28 [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - The new regulations ban power banks without 3C certification, those with unclear 3C markings, or recalled models from being taken on board [1]. - The regulations are in line with international standards for the safe transport of dangerous goods by air [2]. Group 2: Incident Background - There have been multiple incidents this year involving power banks and lithium battery products catching fire or emitting smoke on flights, raising safety concerns [1]. - Notable incidents include a power bank causing smoke on a flight from Hangzhou to Hong Kong and another incident involving a camera battery and power bank on a flight from Hangzhou to Shenzhen [1]. Group 3: Implementation Measures - Airlines and airports are required to enhance awareness and communication regarding the risks associated with power banks, including the use of various media to inform passengers [2][3]. - Airports are to increase staff presence at security checkpoints to assist passengers and clarify regulations regarding power banks [3]. Group 4: Infrastructure and Training - Airports are instructed to improve charging facilities for passengers and ensure that staff are well-trained in the new regulations and emergency response procedures [5][6]. - Specific measures include the inspection and maintenance of approximately 2,700 charging facilities at airports to better meet passenger needs [5].