Fraudsters typically pose as airline staff, claiming flights are delayed, canceled, or baggage has issues, before guiding victims to provide SMS verification codes, bank details, or initiate screen sharing to steal funds. Official airlines will never ask for verification codes or direct money transfers via unofficial channels. If you receive a flight change message, do not click embedded links or call back provided numbers—verify directly via official apps or hotlines.
Travelers are also reminded that power banks and lithium batteries must have 3C certification and can only be carried in hand luggage, not checked bags. In case of delays, follow official procedures and avoid occupying gates or boarding areas.
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