Corrections Policy
We aim to get things right — and to fix them openly when we don’t.
Our commitment
Accuracy matters more to us than being seen to be perfect. If a guide contains a factual error, we want to know, and we’ll correct it promptly and transparently.
How to report an error
Spotted something wrong — outdated seasonal advice, a factual slip, a broken link? Please tell us through the contact page or email hello@ttweakflight.cc. Include the page title or link and, if you can, the specific detail and a source. It helps us act faster.
How we handle corrections
- We review quickly. Genuine factual errors are prioritised and fixed as soon as we’ve verified the correct information.
- Substantive corrections are dated. When we materially change a guide’s facts or advice, the article’s updated date reflects it, so you can see it’s current.
- Minor fixes — typos, formatting, small clarity edits — are made without ceremony.
- If we got it clearly wrong, we say so plainly rather than quietly editing and moving on.
What isn’t a “correction”
Weather and prices vary and change over time; a guide describing typical conditions isn’t “wrong” because one trip differed. But if our typical picture is off, that’s exactly the kind of thing we want to fix — so please still get in touch.
Thank you
Readers who flag errors make TTweakFlight more trustworthy for everyone. We’re grateful for it.