Editorial policy

Principles

International Flight News publishes original explanatory journalism for an international audience. Reports distinguish confirmed facts, durable context and editorial analysis.

Corrections and updates

Material corrections must be noted on the article with an updated timestamp. Minor spelling or layout changes do not alter the editorial record.

Language editions and visuals

Every language edition is reviewed for aviation terminology, meaning and consistency. Editorial illustrations explain concepts and are not documentary evidence of a reported event.

Independence

Coverage is selected for reader value. Advertising, partnerships and affiliate relationships, if introduced, must be clearly labelled and kept separate from editorial decisions.

Sources and attribution

Dated reports identify primary material where possible. A source link supports the specific claim beside it; an institutional source does not imply endorsement of our analysis. Figures with operational or commercial limits are described as indicative.

Uncertainty and scope

Announcements, filed schedules and operating services are different stages. We describe their status explicitly and avoid treating a forecast, manufacturer figure or policy goal as an achieved outcome.