Cabin only - carry it on.
- E-cigarettes and vapes must be in the cabin, never checked.
- Do not use or charge them on board.
easyJet says all electronic cigarettes and vaping devices must be carried in the cabin, must be completely switched off, and must not be re-charged on board. It recommends keeping them on your person, asks you to prevent accidental activation, and allows a maximum of two spare batteries in carry-on baggage. Power banks are limited to two per customer, carried in carry-on only and not used on board.
🚭 What easyJet says about e-cigarettes
From easyJet's Dangerous goods help page.
| Question | easyJet rule |
|---|---|
| Cabin baggage | Yes: must be carried in the cabin |
| Hold baggage | No |
| State of the device | Completely switched off; prevent unintentional activation |
| Re-charging on board | Strictly prohibited |
| Spare batteries | A maximum of two in carry-on baggage |
- Power banks: accepted up to 160 Wh, maximum of two per customer, individually protected (original packaging or a plastic bag), carried in carry-on baggage only; prohibited from use on easyJet aircraft and must not be used to charge other devices.
- Laptops with lithium-ion batteries up to 160 Wh must be carried in carry-on baggage only.
❓ Quick answers
Can I take a vape on easyJet?
Yes, in the cabin, completely switched off. easyJet does not allow electronic cigarettes or vaping devices in hold baggage.
Can I charge my vape on an easyJet flight?
No. easyJet says re-charging of e-cigarettes or vaping devices is strictly prohibited on board.
How many spare vape batteries can I bring on easyJet?
A maximum of two spare batteries in carry-on baggage.
How many power banks can I take on easyJet?
A maximum of two per customer, carried in carry-on baggage only, and they cannot be used or used to charge other devices during the flight.
Checked 8 October 2026 on the airline's own terms and pages. Rules change: confirm with easyJet before you fly.