Who writes Flight-Tracker.net

The Flight-Tracker.net editorial team researches aviation topics from cited public sources and the site's own ADS-B observations. Articles are reviewed for source quality, operational accuracy and clear separation between published reference data and live observations.

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Every guide on this site carries a named byline, and that name links back to a page listing everything the author has written. That is deliberate. Aviation attracts a great deal of confident writing with no visible sourcing, and the fastest way to let you judge a claim is to show the evidence, author or publisher responsible, and correction route beside it.

The working rule across the team is that observed data beats received wisdom. Where a guide makes a claim that matters, it cites a source you can check yourself, and the reference list at the foot of each article is not decoration. Where live tracking contradicts something we published, the live data wins and the article changes.

We are not affiliated with any airline, airport or manufacturer, and nobody pays to be described a particular way in anything you read here. Our authors write about the parts of aviation they can support with sources and observed data, which is why the guide hub is organised by subject so readers can follow one topic from its basics into deeper material.

Named contributor profiles are published only when a real contributor supplies a biography that can be represented accurately. Otherwise, the publisher's editorial team receives the byline; professional experience is never invented to make an article appear more authoritative.

How we source, check and correct what we publish is set out in full on the about page. Spotted an error in something one of us wrote? The contact page explains what to send, and corrections are the messages we act on fastest.