Core Points - A fire incident occurred on flight CA139 operated by Air China, where a lithium battery in a passenger's carry-on luggage ignited, leading to an emergency landing in Shanghai [1] - The flight was en route from Hangzhou to Incheon, South Korea, and the crew followed safety protocols, ensuring no injuries were reported among passengers [1] - The incident highlights the risks associated with lithium batteries, which can spontaneously ignite due to various factors such as short circuits, overheating, and improper handling [1] Industry Regulations - Multiple airlines and aviation authorities have implemented new regulations regarding the transport of power banks, including prohibiting charging on flights and requiring passengers to carry them in their hand luggage [2] - The Civil Aviation Administration of China issued an emergency notice on June 26, banning the transport of power banks without clear 3C certification or those that have been recalled, effective from June 28 [2]
因锂电池自燃，一航班紧急备降