Yes—generally you can bring a camera drone on a plane, but the key issue is the lithium batteries. Based on the guidance shared, spare lithium battery packs must go in carry-on baggage, not in checked luggage. A battery attached to the drone may be allowed if the drone itself is checked, but spare packs should stay with you in the cabin.

For watt-hour limits, batteries over 100Wh typically need to be declared/approved by the airline, and anything over 160Wh is not allowed. That means a 57.72Wh pack is usually within the normal limit, while a 129.96Wh pack falls into the range that may require airline approval.

Because airline and country rules can vary, check your specific airline’s current lithium battery policy before flying, especially for international travel.