假设您为您的笔记本电脑买了一块备用电池，却忘记把它放在随身携带的行李中(根据国际航空运输协会的规定](http://www.iata.org/whatwedo/cargo/dgr/Documents/passenger-lithium-battery.pdf))。接下来会发生什么？一些可能的情况：
这个问题的灵感来自于一个现实生活中的场景，在我在托运行李前几秒钟就想起了电池的规定。
Despite @JonathanReez’s comment, the risk from checked batteries is real. It’s relatively small - but higher than never having a cargo hold fire.
I had a sealed lead acid (motorcycle) battery that I took legally as carry-on on a NZ domestic flight. It was stupidly and improperly rejected by checkin.
I hid it in an airport garden and it was collected by someone else in due course.
They subsequently carried it as check-in luggage on the same route.
I gave them the correct IATA magic words and exemption codes to write on the wrapper - as required by the rules.
The battery arrived OK BUT it was evident that it had been checked during transit. Presumably it would have been removed if it had not met rules.
IATA code must be good juju :-).
“什么都不做 "会发生。
移除电池会发生。