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Usually Allowed in Carry-On Tennis rackets Sports parachutes Small sports items like gloves, helmets, and balls Fishing rods, depending on airline size rules Small tools under 7 inches, if they are not sharp or dangerous Notes: Snooker, pool, or billiard cues are not always banned
The average price is usually $2-5 each
The one thing they want to tell the world is, Be kind, always
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