Aership Guest

Aership Guest privacy

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What you send: the name you choose when boarding, your messages and reactions in the cabin chat. Aership’s server keeps them with the flight and deletes them 7 days after it ends.

Your account: you sign in with Apple on the iPhone, with Google on Android. Aership’s server keeps only a hash of your Apple or Google identifier and your first name, with your airport, your flights, your points, your objectives, your postcards, your trophies and what your traveller wears. “Delete my account”, in the settings, erases it all.

In the hall: while the app is open, the travellers of the same airport see your name, your level, your outfit and where you stand in the hall, and you see them. The server keeps that place for a few seconds only. The “Travellers here” setting takes you out of the others’ hall; a traveller you report is no longer shown to you, and the report is passed on to Aership.

Your location: asked on the way in, then only if you change airport after a move (Settings, once a month), to give you the nearest departure airport. It serves that choice and is not kept; only the airport is.

Your voice: on a friend’s flight you may open your microphone to talk live with those aboard. It is picked up only while the microphone is open, passed on at once to the other passengers and the pilot, and never recorded nor kept by the server.

What the app receives: the position and attitude of the pilot’s aircraft, which your device draws itself, the cabin’s live voices and the voice messages the pilot sends to it, deleted with the flight. No video; the app does not use the camera.

On the device: your boarding passes (flight code and access token). Ground imagery comes from Aership’s servers and map services (including Apple Maps), which receive the area flown over, never your name. The weather comes from Open-Meteo, to which Aership’s server gives the airport’s position, never yours.

Any question: TestFlight’s “Send Beta Feedback” button.