Our Commitment to Accuracy
At The Aviation Diary, accuracy is at the core of our journalism. We strive to publish factual, timely, and well-sourced aviation news. Despite our best efforts, errors can occasionally occur.
When a factual error is identified, we are committed to correcting it as quickly and transparently as possible.
Reporting an Error
If you believe an article contains a factual error, inaccurate information, or outdated content, we encourage you to contact us.
When submitting a correction request, please include:
- The article title or URL
- A description of the issue
- Supporting information or reliable sources, if available
Every correction request is reviewed by our editorial team.
How We Make Corrections
If an error is verified, we will update the article promptly.
Minor corrections, such as spelling, grammar, formatting, or typographical errors that do not affect the accuracy of the article, may be made without a correction notice.
For significant factual corrections that change the meaning or context of an article, we may include an editor’s note explaining what was corrected and when the update was made.
Developing Stories
Many aviation incidents, accidents, and investigations evolve as new information becomes available.
Articles covering developing events may be updated throughout the day as official information is released by manufacturers, airlines, government agencies, military organizations, or other authoritative sources.
Updated information is intended to improve the accuracy and completeness of our reporting.
Editorial Independence
Corrections are made solely to improve the accuracy of our reporting.
Editorial decisions are made independently and are not influenced by advertisers, sponsors, organizations, or outside parties.
Contact Us
To report a correction or request a review of an article, please visit our Contact Us page or email us