Cabin only - carry it on.
- E-cigarettes and vapes must be in the cabin, never checked.
- Do not use or charge them on board.
SAS says electronic cigarettes and similar devices, e-cigarettes, e-cigars and vapes, are only allowed in your carry-on, and may not be used or charged on board. Spare or loose batteries and power banks are not allowed in checked baggage, and you may bring up to 20 spare batteries and a maximum of 2 power banks, each up to 100 Wh.
🚭 What SAS says about e-cigarettes
From SAS' Dangerous Goods, Prohibited and Restricted Items page.
| Question | SAS rule |
|---|---|
| Carry-on | Allowed: items that must be carried in your carry-on baggage |
| Checked baggage | Not allowed: only allowed in your carry-on |
| Using or charging on board | Not allowed |
| Spare batteries | Up to 20, only in carry-on, protected from short circuits |
| Power banks | Maximum of 2, up to 100 Wh; not in the overhead bin |
- Larger batteries: you may bring up to 2 larger lithium-ion batteries, each up to 160 Wh.
- Protect batteries: original packaging, taped terminals, or each in a separate bag or pouch.
- Storage: spare batteries and power banks must not be placed in the overhead bin but stored under the seat in front of you or in another area shown by the crew.
❓ Quick answers
Can I take a vape on SAS?
Yes, in your carry-on only. SAS lists e-cigarettes, e-cigars, vapes and similar devices among items that must be carried in your carry-on.
Can I use or charge my vape on an SAS flight?
No. SAS says these devices may not be used or charged on board.
How many power banks can I bring on SAS?
A maximum of 2 power banks (up to 100 Wh each) and up to 20 spare batteries, only in carry-on, not in the overhead bin.
Can I put spare vape batteries in checked baggage on SAS?
No. SAS says spare or loose batteries and power banks are not allowed in checked baggage.
Checked 8 October 2026 on the airline's own terms and pages. Rules change: confirm with SAS before you fly.