Uçuştan önce kuralları kontrol edin.

Rota, havayolu ve eşya seçin. Kontrol etmeniz gereken resmi sayfaları gösterelim.

Kalkış

Varış

Aktarma

Havayolu

Eşya

Sizi resmi kaynaklara yönlendiriyoruz. Nihai kararlar havayolları, havalimanları ve yetkili kurumlar tarafından verilir.

Kontrol etmeniz gerekebilecek resmi sayfalar

Kalkış güvenlik kuralları

Kalkış havalimanında güvenlikten hangi eşyaların geçebileceğini kontrol edin.

Resmi sayfayı aç

Havayolu bagaj kuralları

Bagaj hakkı, kısıtlı eşyalar ve tehlikeli madde kurallarını kontrol edin.

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Varış ülkesi gümrük kuralları

Varış ülkesine girişte hangi eşyaların serbest veya kısıtlı olduğunu kontrol edin.

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Aktarma kuralları

Aktarma yapıyorsanız veya tekrar güvenlik kontrolünden geçiyorsanız ilgili kuralları kontrol edin.

Resmi sayfayı aç

FlightRuleFinder nihai bagaj, güvenlik veya gümrük kararı vermez. Kurallar havalimanına, havayoluna, ülkeye, eşyanın detaylarına ve son güvenlik kontrolü kararına göre değişebilir. Seyahatten önce mutlaka resmi kaynağı kontrol edin.

FlightRuleFinder neden sizi resmi kaynaklara yönlendirir?

Bagaj, güvenlik, havayolu ve gümrük kuralları rotaya, havalimanına, havayoluna, ülkeye, eşyanın detaylarına ve son güvenlik kontrolü kararına göre değişebilir. FlightRuleFinder, bavulunuzu hazırlamadan önce kontrol etmeniz gereken resmi sayfaları bulmanıza yardımcı olur.

Find official baggage, security, and customs rules before you fly

FlightRuleFinder helps travelers quickly find the official pages they should check before packing for a flight. Select your departure country, destination country, optional transit country, airline, and item to get links to relevant baggage, airport security, airline restricted items, and destination customs sources.

Travel rules can vary depending on your route, airport, airline, country, item type, quantity, and final security screening decision. Items such as power banks, lithium batteries, liquids, perfume, medicine, food, aerosols, sharp items, vapes, drones, and sports equipment may be handled differently by airport security, airlines, and customs authorities.

Instead of giving a final yes or no answer, FlightRuleFinder points you to official sources and useful search keywords so you can review the latest rules before you travel. Always confirm with the official airline, airport, government, or customs authority before packing restricted or sensitive items.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Does FlightRuleFinder decide if my item is allowed?

No. FlightRuleFinder does not make final baggage, security, airline, or customs decisions. We help you find the official pages you should check before packing. Final decisions are made by airport security officers, airlines, customs authorities, and other official bodies.

2. Why do I need to check more than one source?

Flight rules can involve different authorities. Airport security rules may decide what can pass through screening. Airline rules may decide what can travel in carry-on or checked baggage. Customs rules may decide what you can bring into your destination country.

3. Are airline baggage rules the same as airport security rules?

No. Airline baggage rules and airport security rules are not always the same. An airline may allow an item in checked baggage, but airport security may restrict it in carry-on. Some items, such as power banks, lithium batteries, aerosols, and sharp objects, may also have special dangerous goods rules.

4. Do transit countries matter?

Yes, sometimes. If you have a layover and pass through security again, the transit country or airport rules may apply. This is especially important for liquids, duty-free items, batteries, sharp items, and items that may be restricted at security checkpoints.

5. Can I bring a power bank on a plane?

Power banks are usually checked under lithium battery or spare battery rules. Many airlines require power banks and spare lithium batteries to be carried in cabin baggage, not checked baggage. Always check your airline’s official dangerous goods page before flying.

6. Can I bring liquids, perfume, or shampoo?

Liquids, gels, creams, pastes, perfumes, and sprays are often limited in carry-on baggage. Many airports apply small-container rules for cabin baggage. Checked baggage rules may be different, but aerosols and flammable products can still have restrictions.

7. Can I bring food on an international flight?

Food rules depend on the item and destination country. Some food may pass airport security, but customs rules are often stricter, especially for meat, dairy, fruit, vegetables, seeds, plants, and animal products. Always check your destination customs source.

8. Can I travel with medicine?

Medicine may be allowed, but rules can vary by country and item type. Prescription medicine, liquid medicine, syringes, EpiPens, controlled substances, and medical devices may require documentation or special checks. Check both airline/security rules and destination customs rules.

9. Why does FlightRuleFinder show search keywords?

Many official pages are long and do not always link directly to the exact item. Search keywords help you find the relevant section faster. After opening the official page, use your browser’s search function and search terms like “power bank,” “lithium battery,” “liquids,” or “medicine.”

10. Is FlightRuleFinder affiliated with airlines or governments?

No. FlightRuleFinder is an independent informational tool. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any airline, airport, government, security agency, or customs authority.