What makes a useful report
- Airline or drone model.
- The current official airline, regulator or manufacturer URL.
- The old rule and the new wording or limit.
- Effective date, if the source publishes one.
- Route or airport scope when the change is not global.
The fastest reports point to a primary source. Screenshots, forum posts, social posts or a check-in agent's verbal statement can be useful clues, but they are not enough on their own to overwrite a public rule set unless the underlying official source can be verified.
What happens after a report
We compare the source against the encoded rule, update affected airline and model × airline pages together, and keep the conservative result when the official wording is ambiguous. A correction can therefore change more than one URL because the same carrier rule is reused by the trip checker, airline page, comparison tool and combination pages.
Please do not send booking references, passport details, phone numbers or other personal travel information. The rule review only needs the public source and the policy change.
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