Start with what’s in hand.
Scan a barcode, capture an NDC number, photograph the label, or enter the details yourself. Confirm the product match before continuing.
YOUR PREFLIGHT. A LITTLE MORE INFORMED.
Your preflight starts before the cockpit. Clear2Fly helps you identify medication and understand what to review before you fly.
Built around the pilot. Grounded in medication information.
Choose the option that works best for you.
Start with the product barcode. Review the match before moving on.
FROM LABEL TO A CLEARER PICTURE
Bring your medication details and flight plans together in one focused flow.
Scan a barcode, capture an NDC number, photograph the label, or enter the details yourself. Confirm the product match before continuing.
Add recent medications and your planned departure time to the flight assessment. The details help give your review more context.
Review the assessment and supporting details, including cautions or uncertainty. Verify the information and take questions to your AME.
PURPOSE-BUILT FOR PILOTS
Medication identification is just the start. Clear2Fly keeps the details that matter to your review close at hand.
A barcode, a printed number, a label, or a name. Choose the lookup method that fits what you have.
Review medication information alongside a separate flight assessment, with explicit cautions when a result needs further review.
Return to saved lookups and their assessments in History. Revisit the details without starting from scratch.
Use “Do not store” to keep newly entered recent medications in the current assessment instead of saving them to medication history.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
No. Clear2Fly is an informational screening and decision-support tool. It does not provide medical advice, a certification decision, or authorization to fly. An app result is not approval from the FAA, an AME, or a healthcare professional.
Packaging helps with barcode, NDC, and label lookup. You can also use manual entry to type medication details. Always verify an identified product against its original packaging and qualified guidance.
No. Identification helps find the product. A separate flight assessment lets you add recent medications and departure context before reviewing the result.
Verify the information with current official sources and discuss your medication and medical condition with an Aviation Medical Examiner or qualified healthcare professional. Clear2Fly cannot decide whether you are fit to fly.
A MORE INFORMED PREFLIGHT STARTS HERE