Accuracy first
Factual correctness comes before everything else. Claims and technical details are checked before publication.
Editorial Standards
How We Check the Facts
Tour descriptions, safety procedures and cultural notes must be accurate and current, so you can decide with confidence. Here is how we make sure.
Guiding Principles
Accuracy, Expertise, Transparency
Research & Sourcing
Where Our Information Comes From
Primary sources and recognised authorities first, then first-hand checks in the air.
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Aviation authorities
Safety, regulation and compliance information comes from official DGCA, AirNav Indonesia and Ngurah Rai airport publications.
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Volcano & weather data
Geological information on Agung and Batur comes from Indonesia’s volcanology agency; weather data informs flight planning.
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Local community & culture
Village leaders and cultural experts review how we describe temples such as Uluwatu and Besakih, including flight restrictions during ceremonies.
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First-hand verification
Routes and points of interest, from Kelingking to Tegallalang, are flown and checked by pilots for visual quality and safety.
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Guest feedback
Feedback after each flight helps us refine descriptions and spot what needs updating.
Every claim, figure and technical detail is verified before it is published.
Our editorial rule
Fact-Checking Workflow
Four Reviews Before Publishing
No page goes live without passing every stage.
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Draft
The content team drafts each page from the sources above.
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Technical review
Flight paths, aircraft details and safety content are checked by aviation and maintenance specialists.
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Editorial review
Clarity, tone and a final check of spelling and grammar.
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Final approval
Senior management signs off before anything is published.
Aircraft details are taken from manufacturer documentation and official approvals.
Cultural Accuracy
Respectful, Local, Accurate
Bali is a living culture. What we say about it must reflect the local perspective.
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Reviewed locally
Cultural and historical notes are checked with Balinese experts and community leaders before they are published.
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People and landscape
We explain how Balinese life shapes the land you see, such as the subak irrigation system.
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Sacred sites with care
Ceremonies, communities and sacred places are described with sensitivity, and updated as practices change.
Updates & Corrections
Kept Current, Corrected Openly
Travel and aviation change constantly. We audit every service and safety page twice a year against current regulations and procedures.
We also follow announcements from AirNav Indonesia and the volcanology agency, and update straight away when volcanic activity or airspace restrictions could affect flights.
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Behind Our Information
Questions or Corrections
Tell Us What You Found
Questions about a route, or spotted an error? Message the concierge or email us — we reply within one business hour.