Editorial and fact-checking policy

Where route information comes from

• Availability and price come from the provider’s live listing. We do not copy a price into our own text, because it would be stale the moment it changed.
• Journey times, distances, timetables and terminal detail are taken from the airport authority, transit operator, tourism board or government page that publishes them. Each one is shown with a numbered reference to that source and the date we read it.
• Which places a route connects comes from our own catalog of cities and countries.

The rules a page has to pass

These are enforced automatically on every build, not by memory. A page that fails is published with the offending text removed, not with it reworded.

• Direction has to match. Text describing the opposite journey is removed. A page about A → B must not carry a paragraph written for B → A, even though the two share a road.
• No first-person operator language. “Our shuttle picks you up” and “we guarantee” are false on this site: we operate nothing and can guarantee nothing on an operator’s behalf. Such sentences are removed.
• No unsourced numbers about the journey. A distance, duration, fare or departure time is only shown when it carries a source and a checked-on date. Otherwise we show nothing rather than a plausible guess.
• No unsupported superlatives or promises. “Cheapest”, “best price”, “guaranteed on-time” and similar claims are removed unless they can be substantiated, which on a comparison site they generally cannot.
• No invented people or experiences. We do not publish made-up authors, reviewers, testimonials, ratings, partnerships or first-hand trip reports.

Machine-generated text

Much of the descriptive copy on older route pages was produced with AI assistance before these rules existed. We are not hiding that. Where such text described the wrong direction, claimed we operate the service, or asserted a figure nobody had checked, it has been removed from the published page. Replacing it with genuinely researched, source-backed route guides is ongoing, and those pages carry their sources and a fact-checked date.

How often facts are re-checked

A sourced fact is valid for at most twelve months. Past that, the check is repeated or the figure comes down. The date on each page is the date the facts on it were last confirmed, not the date the file was last touched.

Structured data

We publish only markup that matches what is visible on the page: organisation and website identity, and breadcrumbs. We deliberately publish no product, review, star-rating or local-business markup — we do not sell the transfer, we collect no reviews of our own, and we are not a local business at any of these destinations.

Commercial relationships

We earn affiliate commission on bookings. That is disclosed on every route page and in our affiliate disclosure. Commission does not decide which routes exist or the order of listings, which comes from the provider.

Corrections

If something here is wrong, tell us. Our default is to remove a disputed claim first and re-check it afterwards.