1. Without considering exceptions, these batteries must be transported in accordance with the restrictions in the rules (applicable packaging instructions in DGR 4.2). They must be packaged in UN specification packaging according to the applicable packaging instructions, and the corresponding number must be fully displayed on the packaging.

2. Packaging that meets the requirements, except for those marked with the applicable correct shipping name and UN number,

A Class 9 hazard label must also be affixed.

3. The shipper must fill out the dangerous goods declaration form; Provide corresponding dangerous package certificates;

Provide a transportation appraisal report issued by a certified third party and display it as a product that meets the standards (including UN38.3 testing and 1.2 meter drop packaging testing).

Requirements for aviation transportation of lithium batteries

1. The battery must pass the UN 38.3 test requirements and undergo a 1.2 meter drop packaging test

2. Dangerous goods declaration documents provided by the shipper, marked with UN number

3. The outer packaging must be labeled with a Class 9 hazardous material label and labeled with an "All Cargo Transport Only" operation label

4. Its design should ensure the prevention of bursting under normal transportation conditions and be equipped with effective measures to prevent external short circuits.