Lithium Battery Fires

A Scandinavian Airlines Airbus A320 sits on the tarmac at Oslo Airport during twilight, surrounded by emergency vehicles with flashing lights after a lithium battery fire in a carry-on bag sent eight passengers to hospital.

Lithium Battery Fire Forces Evacuation of SAS A320 at Oslo; Eight Hospitalized

Oslo — A Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) flight preparing to depart Oslo Gardermoen for Bergen on October 14, 2025 was evacuated after a lithium-battery fire erupted inside a passenger’s carry-on suitcase, sending eight people to hospital for medical supervision after smoke

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image showing flames erupting from an overhead bin inside a commercial aircraft cabin, illustrating the risk of in-flight lithium battery fires.

In-flight Lithium Battery Fires: Five Alarming Cases in 2025 That Expose a Growing Risk

As more passengers travel with multiple electronic devices and spare power banks, one of aviation’s quieter hazards has become more visible: lithium-ion batteries. These compact energy packs power phones, tablets, cameras, and external chargers — yet when they malfunction, damage,

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