You may be wondering if you can bring a metal pole on a plane. The answer is yes, but there are some restrictions. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) allows passengers to bring metal poles as carry-on or checked baggage, but they must follow the TSA's guidelines.
Carry-on luggage: Metal poles must be shorter than 36 inches and fit in your carry-on bag. Checked baggage: Metal poles must be shorter than 80 inches and fit in your checked bag. If your pole is longer than 80 inches, it will need to be shipped as freight.
The TSA recommends that you pack metal poles in a hard-sided case to prevent them from damage during transit. When packing them in your carry-on or checked baggage, make sure they are securely wrapped so they don't shift around and cause damage to other items in your bag.
So, while you can bring a metal pole on a plane, make sure to follow the TSA's guidelines to ensure a smooth and safe journey for yourself and those around you.