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I saw a couple posts on how some people were "planning" on flying with their trekking poles, but has anyone actually done it recently? I'm flying United to Bozeman and will take my GG LT4s. I would imagine its tough to carry those on through security, but United reps are wishy washy. Any actual recent experiences? I'm thinking it's best to check them.
TSA does not allow ski poles as a carry-on, I would think that trekking poles would be considered the same. I’ve always checked mine. I store them in a heavy cardboard mailing tube, and put the tube in a duffel bag along with my pack.
Check them.
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