Flying domestically
Devices containing lithium batteries must travel in the cabin, never in checked baggage — this is standard aviation safety policy across Australian carriers. Using or charging a vape on board is prohibited on every airline.
Check your airline's dangerous-goods page before you fly, as carriers set their own limits on quantities and spare batteries.
Crossing state borders
Public-place restrictions and retail rules change between states and territories, so a habit that is fine at home may not be at your destination. The state-by-state guide in this hub covers the shape of those differences.
Leaving or entering Australia
Importation of nicotine vaping products into Australia is controlled federally and has been tightened. Do not assume anything you can buy overseas may be brought back. Check the Australian Border Force and TGA guidance before you travel — penalties apply.
Packing sensibly
Cabin bag, upright, protected from being crushed, and away from keys and coins. Pressure changes can cause leaking, so a sealed bag is worth the twenty seconds it takes.