1. Open the network view

Open flyLAT DataCenter. It presents network status, activity and comparisons across flyLAT. It is not your airline accounting ledger. Start by reading each chart title, year and reporting period.

2. Compare like with like

Monthly passengers, year-to-date daily income or costs, world net worth and current fleet mix describe different measures. Do not compare a current snapshot with a full-year total as though both cover the same interval. The world net-worth chart explicitly refers to economy days.

3. Separate human and AI results

The page separates human passengers and flights from AI crew activity, passengers and profit. Check that distinction before comparing airlines or interpreting a leaderboard. Top pilots, airline rankings and airport rankings can answer different questions; read the selected measure rather than relying on position alone.

4. Investigate your own operation elsewhere

Use your company flight logs and Finance for individual flight or transaction questions. Network statistics cannot by themselves explain a missing reward or route loss. If a chart fails to load, refresh and note the chart and period for support instead of treating a missing value as zero.

For airline decisions, continue with route profitability.