What we cover
Flyzeu covers aviation and air-travel developments that have clear relevance to readers. We prioritize useful facts over the volume of posts we publish.
Sourcing and verification
We identify the original source for reported announcements and link to it when available. We distinguish an announced plan from a completed event, a preliminary figure from a final result, and a company statement from an independently established fact. When material facts are contested or could affect safety or travel decisions, we seek stronger corroboration and explain what is not yet confirmed.
We do not invent quotes, interviews, eyewitness accounts, statistics, routes, aircraft specifications, or operational details. A source link is not permission to copy another publisher’s article; Flyzeu’s reporting and summaries must add clear value for readers.
Headlines, dates, and updates
Headlines should reflect the article accurately rather than promise details the article cannot support. Articles show a publication date and, when materially updated, an updated date. We aim to make time zones and future dates clear, especially for flight schedules, earnings calls, and developing events.
Independence
Advertising, affiliate relationships, and sponsored material must be identifiable and must not determine independent editorial conclusions. We label sponsored content clearly. We do not accept payment in exchange for an undisclosed favorable article.
Production and imagery
Some articles and illustrations are prepared with AI-assisted tools. Those tools are not independent sources, and an illustration is not a photograph of the reported event. We identify illustrative imagery when confusion is likely, especially in sensitive coverage. Not every article receives individual pre-publication human review; we remain responsible for correcting errors brought to our attention.
Corrections
We correct material mistakes and explain substantive changes. See Corrections or email [email protected].