However, it should be noted that the FAA's web site informing the public of the preparedness of millennium air travel, also includes a disclaimer stating that the FAA does not guarantee the accuracy of the information or its completeness. For example, the State Department has been surveying countries around the world. Information on countries' Y2K efforts has been included with the Department's regular consular reports on foreign countries. Thus, it may not be completely reliable. According to the State Department's travel page, Y2K travel readiness varies globally as might be expected.
Some countries maintain that their air travel systems' preparations are complete.
Among these are Israel, Mexico, Singapore and Canada. A long list of countries including Ireland and Greece are listed as being generally done, with the remainder of their preparations to be complete by the end of December, 1999. In addition, the Department of Transportation maintains a web site with information on US airports, carriers and air traffic control centers. This site includes lists of airports and their specific preparedness. For example, for Boston's Logan Airport, DOT reports that there are no Y2K issues effecting Logan's compliance with FAA regulations, and Logan self-reports that its Y2K preparations are complete.