Hi
Lately (...over the last two yrs or so...) I've noticed that info on photo subject is often incorrect or not as good as could be expected.
Just popped up with a photo of SAAB 340 ES-LSE that was marked down as HA-LWL c/n 4726 or something... Just a couple of days ago noticed a Ryanair B737-8AS, almost ten pics were marked as "Boeing 737-800", but the FIRST pic of the plane had the exact model "Boeing 737-8AS".
Every uploader gets it wrong every now and then, but it used to be the screener who would ask for a correction.
Is data integrity no longer a value at A.net?
Mika B
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Re: Data integrity no longer a value?
Hi Mika,
I see the issue with ES-LSE. I find a TK Boeing 737. Lately we've been experiencing a bug during screening, where photos and info suddenly get mixed up. Unfortunately we haven't been able to find the bug yet. I've submitted a correction for that particular photo now.
As for the "-800 vs. -8AS" example, please read this thread first: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1353727. So depending on which Ryanair registration you viewed, those 10 are correct and the first photo has the wrong info.
Data integrity is very important and I spend a good amount of my 'A.net dedicated' time correcting info for example. If you see someonething that's incorrect, please alert the editors via E-mail or submit a correction yourself.
I see the issue with ES-LSE. I find a TK Boeing 737. Lately we've been experiencing a bug during screening, where photos and info suddenly get mixed up. Unfortunately we haven't been able to find the bug yet. I've submitted a correction for that particular photo now.
As for the "-800 vs. -8AS" example, please read this thread first: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1353727. So depending on which Ryanair registration you viewed, those 10 are correct and the first photo has the wrong info.
Data integrity is very important and I spend a good amount of my 'A.net dedicated' time correcting info for example. If you see someonething that's incorrect, please alert the editors via E-mail or submit a correction yourself.
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