Official airport sources
McGhee Tyson Airport is the primary source of truth for the current TYS nonstop network and airport-specific traveler facts.
Sources and verification
Flight information changes too quickly to treat every source equally. We use a source hierarchy and separate official route truth from live observations, historical patterns and traveler guidance.
McGhee Tyson Airport is the primary source of truth for the current TYS nonstop network and airport-specific traveler facts.
Airline sources are used when carrier-specific schedules, policies or route details need confirmation.
Google Flights and related live-search data provide current schedule, fare and market context. These observations are dated because they can change.
Airport comparisons, trip-use cases, parking math and decision guidance are our interpretation of verified facts—not new operating facts.
We do not silently let one secondary source overwrite official route truth. Conflicts are held for verification. A live observation can be useful evidence that something has changed, but it is not automatically treated as authoritative.
The content system is instructed to answer the primary question first, use only supplied facts and search evidence, avoid inventing schedules or prices, map factual claims to sources, and pass separate fact, UX and structured-data reviews before publication.
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