Purpose
Our guides help readers understand the difference between aircraft positions and passenger flight status. They are general information, not operational aviation instructions or a substitute for airline updates.
Accuracy and limitations
We distinguish available data from assumptions. Missing positions, check-in details or updates are not treated as proof of a disruption. Airline status links point to official services, and the directory is clearly described as a selected list.
Source hierarchy
For passenger-facing status, we prefer the operating airline or airport. For aviation terminology, we use authoritative aviation material where practical and identify further reading in the relevant guide. For our own product behavior, we describe what the site actually displays and avoid presenting route, weather or interpolated motion as if it were a new aircraft observation.
Dates and updates
Article publish and modified dates are changed when the guide itself changes, not simply because the application is redeployed. Time-sensitive examples are written as examples rather than live claims. If a source or airline workflow changes, we update the relevant page instead of silently preserving an obsolete instruction.
Corrections
If information appears incorrect, confirm time-sensitive details with the airline or airport first. You can report a problem to info@liveflighttrackermap.com; include the page address and the detail you believe should change.
Artwork and assistance
The orbital Earth imagery is AI-created decorative artwork. It is not live flight data or an app screenshot. AI tools assisted in preparing the site’s initial design and explanatory text; that does not make the site a source of verified live travel updates.
Advertising
When advertising is enabled, ad space is labeled separately from the guide. Advertising does not establish an airline partnership or endorsement. The site does not ask readers to click ads to support it.
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