As an important accessory of electronic products, chargers can usually be carried in hand luggage or carry on items, but there are specific regulations and recommendations regarding whether chargers can be checked in.

　　Firstly, according to the regulations of airlines and airports, in most cases, chargers can be carried in hand luggage on board the plane. This is because airlines usually prefer to place chargers in the cabin to ensure timely use. Chargers are usually not classified as dangerous goods, but they also need to follow some regulations, such as not carrying damaged wires or connectors, and avoiding excessive twisting or squeezing of chargers.

　　In addition, in certain circumstances, chargers can also be shipped, but the following points should be noted:

　　1. Protective measures: If the charger has to be placed in checked baggage, it is recommended to place it in well packaged luggage to prevent it from being squeezed or damaged during transportation. At the same time, mark your name and contact information on the charger so that you can quickly retrieve lost luggage.

　　2. Airline regulations: Each airline has slightly different regulations for checked in items. It is recommended to check the official regulations of the airline before checking in to confirm whether the charger meets the check-in conditions.

　　In general, chargers can usually be carried in hand luggage on airplanes, but if necessary, they can also be checked in. However, it is important to pay attention to packaging protection and comply with airline regulations to ensure their transportation and use. Before traveling, it is important to understand the regulations of the airline and airport in advance to avoid unnecessary trouble and delays.

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