Can Walking Canes Be Brought On Board By Passengers?

Are canes allowed to be brought on the plane by a passenger?

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Answer #1: Posted by 1stLadyDawn on March 20th, 2012 2:04 PM

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Walking canes can be brought on board but it is suggested that you select a folding cane for ease of storage and the convenience of other passengers if you will need it during the flight.

Of course you can bring any cane you need even the ones with the quad bottom support.

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