Analytic Flying is an independent blog focused on the Australian and global airline industry. As the name suggests, our content focusses on data analytics, utilising publicly available data to conduct economic and financial analysis on the Australian and global airline industry.
We started Analytic Flying in 2023 to give us a platform to share our knowledge with fellow Avgeeks without the typical constraints forums and social media. Having a blog allows us to take the time and space to conduct thorough analyses supported by data visualisations. For a more detailed manifesto, see our one year anniversary post:
Analytic Flying is free! All our content and data tools are freely available. They are a public good! Please subscribe (it’s free!) and share with friends and colleagues. This gives us a lot of validation and helps track content to know what readers like and want to see more of!
We’ve recently introduced a voluntary paid subscription. If you enjoy and value what we do you’re welcome to make a contribution via a monthly or annual subscription. It’s voluntary and it’s not going to make us any money. Nobody is quitting their jobs but it helps defray some of the costs and helps us scale-up, providing more frequent and high-quality content.
Conflict of interest policy
All posts are unsigned with authors being allowed the freedom to write informative and provocative analyses using their professional knowledge and expertise. Maintaining anonymity allows them to contribute without constraints. This can generate potential conflicts of interest and we will endeavour to note them if they arise. None of the authors are employed at or have any direct financial interest in the companies they write on.
How do we ensure credibility?
All data used in an analysis is always sourced with detailed information where users can find and verify its authenticity. Publicly available data is used as much as possible. Where proprietary data is used, this is explicitly noted.
We try as much as possible to refrain from sharing opinion, and where we do we try to make this explicit. If you are concerned with the credibility or accuracy of data or analysis then please let us know so that we can follow-up and post a correction or update. If you don’t like the analysis or think there is more to the analysis then please let us know by commenting.
How to contact us?
Have any questions about our data, or want to challenge our analysis? Feel free to post a comment. But if you’d like to engage with us directly or write a blog, please feel free to reach out directly: admin@analyticflying.com
