大量机场拦截充电宝疑似流入二手平台？商家回应货源时含糊其词

Core Viewpoint - The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has implemented new regulations prohibiting passengers from carrying power banks without the 3C certification, leading to a surge in low-priced, uncertified power banks being sold on second-hand platforms [4][10]. Group 1: Regulatory Changes - On June 26, the CAAC issued an emergency notice stating that starting June 28, passengers are banned from bringing power banks without clear 3C markings, recalled models, or batches on domestic flights [4]. - The CAAC emphasized that airport security departments must enhance checks on power banks carried by passengers to prevent non-compliant devices from being taken on board [7]. Group 2: Market Impact - Major brands such as Romoss and Anker have issued recall announcements for their power bank products, with a total of 490,000 and 713,000 units recalled in the Chinese market, marking the largest recall of defective power banks in history [10]. - Reports indicate that airports in cities like Shenzhen, Chengdu, and Changsha have explicitly banned the carrying of recalled models and batches from Romoss and Anker [10]. Group 3: Consumer Behavior - Many consumers have expressed concerns about their existing power banks purchased before 2023, which often lack the 3C certification. Following the announcement of the new regulations, they are hastily seeking certified power banks to avoid travel disruptions [20].