Can I take trekking poles with me on the plane?

Those that can be brought on the plane, including the crutches of the elderly and the crutches of the disabled, can be brought on the plane, but for safety reasons, the flight attendant will collect similar crutches, trekking poles, long-handled umbrellas and other things after boarding, keep them uniformly, and then take them out and put them at the cabin door after arriving at the destination, and the passengers will claim the belt at the door when they get off the plane.

Trekking poles can be carried on the plane, but they cannot be carried directly with passengers as carry-on baggage, and must be checked in or in the suitcase, because most trekking poles are retractable.

This is possible.

What you can't bring on a plane:

1. Deterrent equipment.

It is well known that firearms, military or police equipment and controlled knives cannot be checked in or carried, but are confiscated.

2. Flammable and explosive materials.

Lighters, firecrackers, fireworks, alcohol and other flammable and explosive items are obviously neither allowed nor checked in.

3. Other prohibited items stipulated by the state.

In addition to the above-mentioned items, prohibited and restricted items and dangerous goods stipulated by the state and airlines cannot be carried or checked in baggage.

4. Tea and drinks.

Tea and drinks are not allowed on board, and all liquids must be poured out of the cup when entering the security check.

Tips: Of course, a small amount of alcohol cannot be carried on the plane, so it can only be checked in.

5. Fruit knife.

Generally, fruit knives with a blade of no more than 6 cm can only be checked in baggage and cannot be carried on board.

6. Mobile phone battery.

Mobile phone batteries can only be carried on the phone and cannot be checked in baggage.

7. Cosmetics.

For women, the requirements for cosmetics are also quite strange, and it is recommended to put cosmetics in checked baggage for cosmetics with a capacity of more than 60ml.

Trekking poles can be brought on board. Because it is not flammable and explosive, dangerous goods are not national contraband, and the volume is not oversized. So it's no problem to bring it on the plane.

Walking sticks cannot be carried on board.

According to the regulations of the Civil Aviation Administration, metal objects (including crutches and wheelchairs) cannot be boarded, metal crutches are "blunt objects", just like steel pipes and bricks, which are potential threats to customers and flight attendants on board, so they cannot be carried and must be checked by plane.

For other materials such as wooden crutches, if they are necessary items, they can be carried, but if they are gifts and are going to be given away, they are not allowed to be carried.

Passengers with leg inconvenience must apply at the time of ticket purchase or 24 hours before boarding, and wheelchair services are available at the airport and airlines.

Of course you can't pull. Proper consignment is the mainstay. However, in case you meet a good security screener, it is possible that you will be able to carry it with you.

Trekking poles, which are neither contraband nor regulated, can be carried on board.

The regulations of the railway company on the prohibited items are as follows:

1. Items prohibited or restricted by the state;

2. Dangerous goods, ammunition and chemical products whose nature cannot be determined by the carrier as stipulated in laws, regulations and rules;

3. Animals and items that hinder public health (including foul odors and other peculiar smells);

4. Items that can damage or pollute the vehicle;

5. Items whose specifications or weight exceed the regulations.