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Checking batteries on the airplane? Delta Specifically...
Does anyone have a link or anything specifically prohibiting non-spillable batteries from being checked with luggage? We are wondering if we need to ship them with the rest of our tools, or if we are able to take them on the plane.

TSA and FAA allows them when used on a wheelchair, but I cannot find any other mention.
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