Yes, you can bring a wheelchair on a plane, with airline handling rules for stowage, batteries, and assistance steps.

No, weed vapes with THC aren’t allowed on planes; only an empty device rides in carry-on, and rules shift by route.

TSA item list rules in short: 3‑1‑1 for small liquids, spare lithium batteries in carry‑on only, and solid food fits in either bag.

Yes, you can bring a folding wagon on a plane, but it usually must be gate-checked or checked; in-cabin carry for a wagon is rare.

No—bringing marijuana through TSA screening is illegal under federal law, though hemp-derived CBD (≤0.3% THC) and certain FDA-approved meds are allowed.

No—weed pens with THC are illegal on U.S. flights; only empty devices and legal hemp-CBD belong in carry-on under battery rules.

Yes, wrapped presents are allowed in carry-on, but TSA may open any gift that can’t be cleared by screening.

Yes, wet dog food is allowed on planes, but carry-on containers must follow the 3-1-1 liquids rule and larger cans belong in checked bags.

No, a weed pen with THC isn’t allowed; only the device in carry-on and hemp-only cartridges meet weed pen in carry-on rules.

TSA approved items list: liquids follow 3‑1‑1, sharp tools stay short, and spare lithium batteries ride in carry‑on with caps taped.