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PRIVACY POLICY

What Atlas stores, what it doesn't, and what you can delete.

Effective
2026-05-28
Last updated
2026-05-28
Operator
Centennial Defense Systems
Jurisdiction
the State of Colorado

The short version

Atlas is private by default. Your flights, hours, and aircraft data belong to you. Atlas does not sell, share, or republish your data without your explicit opt-in for share surfaces. You can export everything Atlas holds about you. You can delete your account, and the underlying records, on request.

What Atlas collects

What Atlas does not collect

Third parties Atlas relies on

Share surfaces are opt-in

Public share surfaces are off by default. When you opt in to a share, Atlas applies a field allowlist and endpoint crop policy before any record leaves the private projection. Atlas will refuse to publish a share that would leak home-base, employer, or contractor-pattern signals.

Retention and deletion

Atlas retains your data for as long as your account is active. To request deletion, email privacy@atlasfly.io from the address on your account. Atlas will delete your tenant, your aircraft, your flight records, your share surfaces, and the signing audit trail within 30 days.

Some records may be retained in encrypted backups beyond 30 days for disaster recovery. Backups are rotated and overwritten on a quarterly cycle; deletion requests are honored permanently once the next backup rotation passes.

Data export

Every Atlas tenant can export every record Atlas holds about them, including signed canonical flight records, share policies, and subscription state. Email privacy@atlasfly.io to receive a signed export bundle.

Changes to this policy

Atlas may update this policy. Material changes will be announced via email to the address on your account at least 14 days before they take effect.

Contact

Privacy questions, deletion requests, export requests: privacy@atlasfly.io.