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Defective batteries in some 15” MacBooks Prowhich may, according to AppThe batteries, which can even catch fire when they overheat, will probably cause much more problems in the world than anyone would have originally expected. The Federal Aviation Administration of the United States has now issued a recommendation to airlines, according to which these represent MacBookThey are a security risk and therefore should not be taken on board aircraft either as hand luggage or as cargo. 

Almost immediately after the new safety guidelines were issued, four airlines – namely Total – banned Cargo Expertise, Thomas Cook Airlines, Air Italy and Air Transat – transport 15” MacBooků Pro sold from mid-2015 to February 2017 on board their aircraft. It is also very likely that other companies will follow suit and travel with the “fifteen” MacBooky Pro will also be banned, which could be very inconvenient for passengers. However, if they show documents confirming the replacement of the battery with a safe one, which Apple now performed completely free of charge, it probably should not be MacBookno problem on board. 

Reported a battery problem Apple only in June of this year, although it concerns machines released between 2015 and 2017. Its solution is a new service program, thanks to which users with affected Macs will receive completely new and, above all, safe batteries at authorized service centers. However, it is necessary to take into account that the replacement will take days or weeks, not hours, due to the complexity and busyness of the service.

Recommendation for a ban on transport MacBooků Pro It is valid until further notice and, as mentioned above, it is primarily up to the airlines how they will handle it. So if you are planning to travel with this machine, we recommend that you check with them before your flight.eventCarefully check whether your carrier has not already blacklisted this machine and will not refuse to transport it by accident. This will save you a lot of complications.

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