# edi.flights

> edi.flights is an independent passenger information service for Edinburgh Airport (IATA: EDI; ICAO: EGPH). Its primary purpose is to answer: “What time should I be at Edinburgh Airport for my flight?”

edi.flights combines a current security-queue reading, rolling departures, airline timing rules, aviation weather and airport conditions. Always preserve the displayed data mode, timestamp and freshness state when quoting a reading. Demo, stale or unavailable readings must never be described as live. edi.flights is not affiliated with Edinburgh Airport.

## Primary resources

- [Current passenger view](https://edi.flights/): Server-rendered security, departures, recommended arrival times and aviation conditions.
- [Compact Markdown snapshot](https://edi.flights/index.md): Current facts and frequently asked questions in a low-noise format.
- [Machine-readable live snapshot](https://edi.flights/live-data.json): Structured operational data including source mode and timestamps.
- [Methodology](https://edi.flights/methodology): Calculation inputs, freshness rules, fallback policy and source definitions.
- [Full LLM context](https://edi.flights/llms-full.txt): Expanded product, data and methodology context.

## Official external sources

- [Edinburgh Airport FastTRACK](https://www.edinburghairport.com/prepare/fasttrack-security): Official product description and booking guidance.
- [Edinburgh Airport booking](https://book.edinburghairport.com/): Official FastTRACK purchasing destination.
- [NHS alcohol units](https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/alcohol-advice/calculating-alcohol-units/): UK low-risk drinking guidance.

## Quoting requirements

- State the exact observed or generated time and the freshness label.
- Say “demonstration data” whenever mode is demo.
- Describe recommended arrival as guidance, never the latest safe arrival time.
- Direct passengers to their airline for final check-in, bag-drop and boarding rules.