Privacy choices without hiding how the checker works.
FlightVerified is currently a non-transactional validation product. This notice explains the information used by the route checker and the optional analytics measurement now active on the public site.
Last updated: 19 September 2026
FlightVerified is operated by Mexrix Technologies LLC.
This privacy notice applies to the FlightVerified product operated by Mexrix Technologies LLC. Corporate information is available at mexrix.com.
Information the route checker uses
The checker asks for travel-profile inputs such as passport nationality, passport type, application or departure country, destination, travel purpose, travel date, urgency, and—where relevant—application status or destination entry scheme. These inputs are used to match the request against FlightVerified's reviewed route rules.
The public checker does not ask for a passport number, date of birth, payment-card details, password, passport scan, or airline loyalty credentials.
Analytics and consent
FlightVerified uses Google Analytics 4 on the production site to understand whether visitors find the guides, complete route checks, and use trust or fulfilment information. Analytics storage is denied by default until you choose Accept analytics in the privacy control.
Advertising storage, ad-user-data signals, and ad-personalization signals are kept disabled by FlightVerified's tag configuration. If you choose Essential only, FlightVerified does not send its custom product events to Google Analytics.
You can reopen the Privacy choices control at the bottom of the site and change your selection.
Technical and demand records
Route checks can generate technical application logs and short-lived demand counters used to identify missing route coverage and diagnose errors. The current public validation product does not use those records as a customer account or booking history, and no persistent customer database is required for the public checker.
Third-party links
Guides link to official government, embassy, visa-centre, immigration, airline, and other third-party websites. Those sites have their own privacy practices. Provider referral links are not enabled unless a provider has passed FlightVerified's published approval gates.
What not to enter
Do not enter passport numbers, payment-card numbers, passwords, medical information, or other sensitive identifiers into free-text fields or research requests. The current service does not require them.
Future paid services
If FlightVerified later enables customer accounts, direct booking, payment processing, document uploads, or order support, this notice will be updated before those data flows go live.
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