Corrections

Errors should be corrected, not buried.

If AirVerdicts identifies a material factual error, we correct it. This includes wrong specifications, incompatible filter references, outdated program terms or a conclusion that changes because the underlying facts changed.

Minor updates

Routine changes such as grammar, formatting or refreshed manufacturer links may be made without a correction note.

Material updates

When a change affects the meaning of a recommendation or comparison, the page should explain the revised fact or conclusion when that context is useful to readers.

Report an issue

Readers and manufacturers can flag a factual problem by referencing the exact page and claim. Supporting primary-source documentation helps us verify and correct faster.