Flight preparation built around your needs
FlyingWith helps you prepare the flight around your needs. Start with who is travelling: a baby, a pet, a mobility aid, medical equipment, an allergy, a first flight or a solo trip. Turn the relevant questions into a checklist you can use before booking and at the airport.
Most travel sites start with where you're going. FlyingWith starts with your situation, because the practical questions differ: a family with an infant, a traveller who uses a wheelchair and a solo business traveller on the same route may need different seats, documents, packing and preparation. Scenario pages and guides gather those questions in one place, and newer guides link to the official airline, airport and government pages where rules can change.
Everything on FlyingWith is general information. It isn't a substitute for your airline's current rules or for advice from a doctor, lawyer or other professional, and a rule can change after a page was last checked.
FlyingWith is not an airline, a travel agency, a booking engine, or a medical, legal or insurance service, and it doesn't sell tickets, hotels or insurance. When you choose to book, you do it on a third-party website, which controls prices, availability, payment, changes and customer support.
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Build a flight checklist with the trip planner, prepare a packing list, compare baggage dimensions and eSIM plans, organize steps after a flight disruption, or split travel expenses through a shared link. All our tools are free and require no account. The packing list and disruption card can be saved on your device if you choose; PDFs and packing backups let you take the preparation with you.
Editorial standards
Who publishes these guides
FlyingWith publishes these guides under its brand. Sources, scope and source-check dates are shown on the relevant pages. The airline, airport or public authority sets the rules; FlyingWith explains them and links to the original. You can report corrections using the contact link on each guide.
How we check our information
Every guide and tool starts from the official rules published by the airline, airport or public authority responsible for it. Pages list their sources and, where the site shows one, the date the information was last checked, so you can confirm a rule against the original before you rely on it. If you find an error, report it at info@flyingwith.com and we will check it against the official source.
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Where the rules come from
Any guide that states an official rule cites the page it came from and links to it: the airline, the airport, the regulator or the government department that sets it. Those sources are listed at the foot of the guide, so you can check the original instead of taking this site’s word for it. Guides that state no official rule carry no sources, and say on the page that they are general advice.
What “last verified” means
A guide that cites sources also carries a verification date: the day every official rule on it was last checked against the source it cites. It is not the day the page was written or last edited; those are shown separately. Each of those guides has its own re-check interval, from three months for rules that move often to a year for ones that rarely do. A rule can still change the day after a check, which is exactly why the sources are linked.
Scenario pages are general guidance
The scenario pages (flying with a baby, a pet, a mobility aid, and the rest) gather the questions worth asking and say who to ask. They are general preparation guidance and state no official rule; where a rule decides the answer, they link to the guide that quotes it with its source and check date, or name the authority to ask. Each scenario page shows the date its text last changed. That date is not a verification of any rule, and the page says so.
Telling us something is wrong
If something here is out of date, unclear or simply wrong, please say so and name the page. Corrections are the fastest way this site gets better.
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