Editorial & corrections policy
Rules for what we publish, what we infer, and how conflicting or outdated flight-time information is handled.
Route publication
Public route pages require a recognised US departure place, an approved destination and usable geographic coordinates. The site does not create public claims merely because any two coordinates can be paired mathematically.
Destination hubs are written around the traveller’s question rather than around a fixed word count.
Evidence labelling
Calculated estimates, reviewed schedule records and BTS route evidence are labelled separately. A BTS historical observation is not described as a current nonstop timetable unless separate evidence establishes that point.
Representative gateways for countries or regions are disclosed as representative, not universal.
Source changes
If a source changes, disappears or conflicts with a stronger source, the affected route evidence can be reviewed and corrected. Public wording should follow the strongest evidence available for that route.
We avoid silently mixing modelled values with sourced schedule values.
Corrections
Corrections should identify the affected destination or route, the value believed to be wrong and a source that supports the change. Verified corrections should update both the public result and, where relevant, the source/review date.
Corrections are applied only when the replacement information can be supported by suitable evidence.