Corrections

We publish every factual correction we make to a public page or a report template. If a correction affects a previously delivered report, we re-issue the corrected report to the buyer free of charge.

2026

No corrections logged. The site launched in 2026; this page exists so that the next correction is recorded the moment it is needed.

How to report an error

Email hello@flightradiation.com with the page URL, the specific claim that is wrong, and a primary source citation if you have one. We aim to acknowledge within two business days and to log the correction within a week. Speed matters more for numeric errors than for typographical ones, so we triage accordingly.

What counts as a correction

• A numeric value that does not match its cited source.
• A misattributed source — for example, a quote attributed to ICRP-103 that is actually from ICRP-132.
• An out-of-date publication number (e.g. citing FAA AC 120-61A after 120-61B was issued).
• A factually incorrect explanation of how the CARI-7 model works.

What does NOT count as a correction

• Editorial choices about which sources to feature (we are happy to discuss them, but they are not errors).
• Differences of opinion on the appropriateness of a given dose limit for a given context — we report what ICRP, FAA, NCRP say, and we are not the standards body.
• Typos, broken images, or layout issues — please report these as bug reports rather than corrections; they go through the same email.

Last reviewed 30 June 2026