Official-source travel planning

Prepare with facts you can verify.

Clear to Fly brings entry, packing, customs, transit, health, money and safety checks into one professional workspace. Firm travel rules link directly to the responsible government authority.

Choose destination Full checklist

No invented visa answersUnverified destinations are marked clearly

Item danger levels explainedPhysical, legal and border risks stay separate

Sources after the answerGovernment owner shown beside every link

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What do you need to do?

Choose the sentence that matches your problem. You do not need to understand the whole website first.

1I am planning a whole tripBegin with the destination and official entry sources. 2I need every travel checkDocuments, health, money, insurance and emergencies. 3I want to check an itemMedicine, batteries, food, gold, drones and more. 4I have customs or transit questionsDeclarations, layovers, baggage recheck and permits. 5I need quick travel toolsTrip brief, weather sources, emergency card and utilities.

All tools

One page for each travel decision.

Use this full directory when you already know which tool you need.

Country travel guide

Use an official authority route for every destination, with direct national links and foreign advisories labelled separately.

Open destination guide → 02

Complete trip checklist

Cover documents, route, health, insurance, baggage, money, laws, transport and emergencies.

Start checklist → 03

361+ item library

Search everyday objects and see their danger level, threat type, actions, overlooked details and sources.

Research an item → 04

Customs & transit

Build a destination-specific verification plan for declarations, permits, transit and baggage recheck.

Build verification plan → 05

Currency reference

Convert using European Central Bank reference-rate data with a visible observation date.

Open converter → 06

Mr. What to Pack

Hold a saved, scrollable conversation about an item, its flight and border threats, follow-up details and official sources.

Ask the assistant → 07

Trip essentials

Build a compact trip brief, find official weather services, prepare emergency contacts and review saved progress.

Open quick tools → 08

Airline comparison

Compare baggage and restricted-item policy access across major carriers using their official pages.

Compare airlines →

Start with a country

Know who published each source.

Destination-government authorities and foreign travel advisories are separated so one can never be mistaken for the other.

Publishing standard

What appears on Clear to Fly.

Travel rules change with passport, route, purpose, date and personal circumstances. The interface is designed around that reality.

Official owner identified

Each source names the government department or public authority responsible for the information.

Unknown means unknown

Missing source coverage produces a visible review-pending state, never a generated rule presented as fact.

Layered item checks

Packing decisions separate aviation security, airline carriage, transit and destination customs requirements.