Guides
Written for the moment you need them: short, specific, sourced, and dated. Each guide says when it was last reviewed and links to the official text it is built on.
Guides
Written for the moment you need them: short, specific, sourced, and dated. Each guide says when it was last reviewed and links to the official text it is built on.
Data freshness, provider limits, and the six labels we use
Every figure here carries a label saying where it came from and how old it is. What each label means, why data goes stale, and what the limits are.
How DelayPilot estimates connection risk
The method in full: available time, required time, slack, the provenance of each component, and when a probability may be computed at all.
How DelayPilot estimates disruption risk
Today the answer is a labelled heuristic band, not a percentage. What goes into it, why no number is shown, and the gate a model must pass first.
Minimum connection time is a threshold, not a forecast
A connection minimum is what makes an itinerary sellable. A realistic connection is built from deplaning, walking, queues, bags and a gate-close time.
What to save during a disruption, and in what order
An assessment is only as good as the facts behind it. The short list worth capturing during a disruption, in the order things become unrecoverable.