Three years ago, FAA internal experts called for more testing of lithium-ion batteries and possible rule changes following an assessment of the emerging technology at the William J. Hughes Technical Center in Atlantic City, N. J. FAA headquarters has not yet acted on the concerns, and by late Jan. 24 had not publicly explained why. "How these batteries will react in a fire situation and what type of fire hazard they pose themselves must be examined," the FAA Fire Safety Team wrote in its January 2010 final report. "Tests must be performed to ensure the batteries provide an appropriate level of safety. Current regulatory and test requirements may need to be updated to address the hazards associated with this new technology."
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机译：三年前，FAA内部专家呼吁对锂离子电池进行更多测试，并可能对规则进行更改，此前新泽西州大西洋城William J. Hughes技术中心对新泽西州的新兴技术进行了评估，FAA总部尚未采取行动，截至1月24日，尚未公开解释原因。 FAA消防安全小组在其2010年1月的最终报告中写道：“必须检查这些电池在起火情况下的反应方式以及它们对自己造成的火灾危险类型。” “必须进行测试以确保电池提供适当的安全水平。可能需要更新当前的法规和测试要求，以解决与这项新技术相关的危害。”
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