COOKIE POLICY

 

Last Updated: August 15, 2026
Effective Date: August 15, 2025

 

This Cookie Policy explains how BizJet Journal ("BizJet Journal," "we," "us," or "our") uses cookies and similar technologies when you access or use https://bizjetjournal.com/ and any related digital services that link to this Cookie Policy.

This Policy explains:

  • what cookies are;
  • why we use cookies;
  • the different types of cookies that may be used;
  • how cookies may collect information;
  • how third-party technologies may operate;
  • how analytics and advertising technologies may be used;
  • how you can accept, reject, or manage cookies;
  • how long cookies may remain on your device; and
  • how you can contact us regarding our use of cookies.

 

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

 

1. ABOUT BIZJET JOURNAL

 

BizJet Journal is an independent digital publication and aviation intelligence platform focused on the global business aviation industry.

Our Services may include:

  • business aviation news;
  • private aviation news;
  • aircraft reviews;
  • aircraft databases;
  • aircraft specifications;
  • operator information;
  • charter market insights;
  • airport and FBO guides;
  • industry analysis;
  • market research;
  • executive interviews;
  • newsletters;
  • aviation business intelligence;
  • industry reports;
  • sponsored content;
  • advertising; and
  • other aviation-related content and digital services.

 

For purposes of this Cookie Policy:

 

Website: https://bizjetjournal.com/
Legal Entity: BizJet Journal
Trading Name: BizJet Journal
Registered Address:
Country: US
Privacy Email: privacy@bizjetjournal.com

 

2. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

 

Cookies are small pieces of data that websites may store on your computer, smartphone, tablet, or other device when you visit a website.

Cookies can perform a variety of functions.

For example, they may:

  • enable a website to operate;
  • help maintain security;
  • remember user preferences;
  • recognize a returning browser;
  • understand how visitors interact with a website;
  • measure website traffic;
  • improve website performance;
  • remember consent preferences;
  • support advertising;
  • measure advertising campaigns; or
  • help personalize certain aspects of a digital service.

 

Cookies may contain identifiers or other information that allows a website or service provider to recognize a particular browser or device.

 

3. COOKIES AND PERSONAL INFORMATION

 

Some cookies do not contain information that directly identifies an individual.

However, information collected through cookies may sometimes constitute personal information or personal data where it relates to, identifies, or can reasonably be associated with an individual or device.

This may include information such as:

  • IP address;
  • cookie identifier;
  • device identifier;
  • browser information;
  • approximate location;
  • website activity;
  • advertising identifier;
  • referral information; or
  • other online identifiers.

 

Where information collected using cookies constitutes personal information, our Privacy Policy also applies.

 

4. SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES

 

This Cookie Policy applies not only to conventional browser cookies but also, where relevant, to technologies that perform similar functions.

These technologies may include:

  • pixels;
  • tracking pixels;
  • web beacons;
  • tags;
  • scripts;
  • software development kits;
  • local storage;
  • session storage;
  • browser storage;
  • device identifiers;
  • advertising identifiers;
  • server-side tracking technologies;
  • conversion tags;
  • analytics tags;
  • embedded scripts; and
  • similar storage or access technologies.

 

References to "cookies" in this Policy should therefore generally be understood to include these technologies where appropriate.

 

5. FIRST-PARTY AND THIRD-PARTY COOKIES

 

Cookies may be classified according to who places or controls them.

First-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are generally placed by or on behalf of BizJet Journal.

They may be used to:

  • operate the website;
  • maintain website security;
  • remember cookie preferences;
  • support website functionality;
  • manage sessions; or
  • understand basic site usage.

 

Third-Party Cookies

Third-party cookies are placed or controlled by organizations other than BizJet Journal.

These may include providers of:

  • analytics services;
  • advertising services;
  • video platforms;
  • social media services;
  • content delivery services;
  • embedded media;
  • security services;
  • website functionality;
  • audience measurement;
  • marketing platforms; or
  • other digital technologies.

 

Third parties may process information collected through their technologies according to their own privacy policies and terms.

 

6. SESSION AND PERSISTENT COOKIES

 

Cookies may also be categorized by how long they remain active.

Session Cookies

Session cookies normally remain active only while your browser session is open.

They may be deleted when you close your browser.

These cookies can help support functions such as:

  • navigation;
  • temporary preferences;
  • authentication;
  • website security; or
  • session management.

 

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies may remain on your device after you close your browser.

They normally expire after a specified period or when you manually delete them.

Persistent cookies may be used to remember:

  • cookie preferences;
  • user settings;
  • returning visitors;
  • analytics information;
  • advertising preferences; or
  • other settings.

 

7. WHY BIZJET JOURNAL USES COOKIES

 

BizJet Journal may use cookies and similar technologies for several purposes, including:

  • operating the website;
  • maintaining website security;
  • protecting against fraud and abuse;
  • remembering visitor preferences;
  • remembering privacy choices;
  • understanding website traffic;
  • measuring readership;
  • understanding which articles are popular;
  • improving editorial content;
  • measuring page performance;
  • diagnosing technical problems;
  • improving website speed;
  • understanding referral sources;
  • measuring newsletter campaigns;
  • measuring advertising campaigns;
  • delivering advertising;
  • limiting repetitive advertising;
  • understanding general audience behavior;
  • improving website functionality; and
  • developing new services.

 

Not every cookie category described in this Policy will necessarily be active at all times.

 

8. COOKIE CATEGORIES

 

Depending on the technologies currently enabled on BizJet Journal, cookies may fall into the following categories.

 

9. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES

 

Strictly necessary cookies are used to provide essential website functionality.

Without these technologies, some features of the website may not operate correctly.

They may be used for purposes including:

website security;

fraud prevention;

network management;

load balancing;

session management;

cookie consent management;

preventing malicious activity;

remembering privacy preferences;

authentication where applicable; and

delivering services specifically requested by the visitor.

Where applicable law permits strictly necessary cookies to operate without prior consent, these cookies may remain active regardless of optional cookie preferences.

Because they are necessary for the operation, security, or requested functionality of the Services, they generally cannot be disabled through our cookie preference center.

You may still be able to block them using your browser, but doing so may affect the functioning of the website.

10. COOKIE CONSENT PREFERENCE COOKIES

We may use cookies to record your privacy or cookie choices.

For example, a consent-management system may remember whether you:

accepted all optional cookies;

rejected optional cookies;

accepted analytics cookies;

accepted advertising cookies; or

changed your preferences.

Without such a technology, the website might need to ask you for the same preferences every time you visit.

These cookies are generally treated as necessary for implementing and respecting your privacy choices.

11. FUNCTIONAL COOKIES

Functional cookies support enhanced website features and personalization.

They may help remember:

language preferences;

display preferences;

content settings;

geographic preferences;

interface settings;

accessibility preferences; or

other user-selected functionality.

If functional cookies are disabled, certain optional website features may not operate as intended.

Where required by applicable law, these cookies will be activated only after the visitor provides appropriate consent.

12. PERFORMANCE COOKIES

Performance cookies help us understand the technical performance of BizJet Journal.

They may collect information relating to:

page loading speed;

browser performance;

website errors;

failed requests;

server response;

application performance;

page rendering;

technical crashes; or

similar diagnostic information.

We may use this information to identify technical issues and improve website reliability.

13. ANALYTICS COOKIES

Analytics technologies help BizJet Journal understand how readers use the website.

For example, analytics tools may allow us to understand:

how many people visit BizJet Journal;

which articles receive the most traffic;

which pages visitors enter through;

how visitors move between pages;

how long users spend on particular pages;

which devices are used;

which browsers are used;

which countries or general geographic areas generate traffic;

how visitors reach BizJet Journal;

whether traffic originated from a search engine;

whether traffic originated from social media;

whether traffic originated from another website;

whether traffic originated from a newsletter; and

general patterns of interaction with our content.

This information can help us make editorial and product decisions.

For example, aggregate analytics may help us identify increased reader interest in:

aircraft reviews;

private jet charter information;

aviation market reports;

aircraft databases;

airport guides;

FBO information;

manufacturer news; or

business aviation market analysis.

Where applicable law requires consent for analytics cookies, they will not be activated until appropriate consent has been provided.

14. GOOGLE ANALYTICS

BizJet Journal may use Google Analytics, including Google Analytics 4 ("GA4"), if enabled on the website.

Google Analytics can help website operators measure how visitors interact with websites.

Depending on the configuration, information processed may include:

page views;

session information;

approximate location;

browser information;

device information;

referral source;

website interactions;

traffic acquisition information; and

online identifiers.

If Google Analytics is active, the relevant Google technologies should be identified in our cookie preference tool and cookie register.

Where consent is legally required, Google Analytics should be activated only after appropriate consent has been received.

Users may also have options provided by Google or their browsers to limit analytics tracking.

Important: This section applies only while Google Analytics is actually used by BizJet Journal.

15. GOOGLE TAG MANAGER

BizJet Journal may use Google Tag Manager or another tag-management system to manage website scripts and technologies.

A tag-management system can help deploy and control analytics, advertising, measurement, or other tags.

The presence of a tag-management system does not necessarily mean that every tag managed through the system is active.

Individual technologies deployed through a tag manager remain subject to the appropriate consent and privacy requirements.

Important: This section applies only if Google Tag Manager is actually deployed on BizJet Journal.

16. AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT

BizJet Journal may use cookies or similar technologies to understand its audience.

Audience measurement may be relevant because we operate as a digital media publication.

We may analyze aggregated information regarding:

readership;

page views;

popular articles;

returning visitors;

device categories;

general geographic distribution;

traffic channels;

article engagement;

newsletter referrals; and

other publication-performance metrics.

Such information may help us:

improve editorial strategy;

determine which topics readers find valuable;

improve website navigation;

create new content;

improve search visibility;

understand readership trends; and

report aggregate campaign performance to advertisers.

17. ADVERTISING COOKIES

BizJet Journal may display advertising or sponsored content.

If advertising technologies are enabled, advertising cookies or similar technologies may be used for purposes including:

delivering advertisements;

measuring advertising impressions;

measuring advertising clicks;

determining campaign performance;

reducing repetitive advertising;

preventing advertising fraud;

measuring conversions; or

understanding interactions with advertisements.

Where required by applicable law, advertising cookies will be disabled unless the visitor has provided appropriate consent.

18. INTEREST-BASED OR TARGETED ADVERTISING

BizJet Journal may in the future use technologies that support interest-based, behavioral, personalized, or targeted advertising.

Such technologies can potentially use information about website activity to infer interests or help select advertisements.

If such technologies are implemented, we will seek to provide:

appropriate disclosures;

appropriate consent mechanisms where required;

opt-out mechanisms where required; and

relevant information within our cookie preference tool.

We will not assume that consent to analytics automatically constitutes consent to behavioral advertising where separate consent is legally required.

19. CONTEXTUAL ADVERTISING

BizJet Journal may also display contextual advertising.

Contextual advertisements are generally selected based on the content being viewed rather than a detailed profile of the individual visitor.

For example, an article about private jet hangars might contain advertising relevant to:

aircraft hangars;

FBO services;

aircraft management;

aviation insurance; or

other related services.

Not all contextual advertising requires behavioral tracking.

Where cookies are used for measurement or other purposes alongside contextual advertising, those technologies remain subject to applicable privacy and cookie requirements.

20. SPONSORED CONTENT

Sponsored articles, newsletters, commercial partnerships, or branded content may include measurement technologies.

These technologies may help determine:

article views;

advertisement impressions;

advertisement clicks;

newsletter interactions;

referral traffic;

campaign engagement; or

similar performance metrics.

Advertisers ordinarily do not receive unrestricted access to identifiable information about BizJet Journal readers merely because they sponsor content.

Aggregate campaign information may be shared with advertisers where appropriate.

21. ADVERTISING CONVERSION TRACKING

If BizJet Journal runs advertising campaigns on external platforms, conversion technologies may be used to understand whether an advertisement resulted in a particular interaction with our website.

For example, conversion tracking may help measure whether someone who clicked an advertisement later:

visited a landing page;

submitted an inquiry;

subscribed to a newsletter;

downloaded a report; or

completed another campaign objective.

Such technologies may be provided by advertising platforms.

Where consent is required, conversion technologies will be activated only after appropriate consent.

22. SOCIAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGIES

BizJet Journal may include links to or content from social media platforms.

These may include platforms such as:

LinkedIn;

X;

Facebook;

Instagram;

YouTube; or

other social networks.

Some social-media integrations may allow the platform to recognize visitors or collect information when embedded components are loaded.

Where necessary, we may prevent optional social media technologies from loading until appropriate consent has been provided.

Simply linking to an external social media page does not necessarily involve the same tracking as embedding the platform's technology directly into a webpage.

23. EMBEDDED VIDEOS

BizJet Journal may embed videos from third-party platforms.

Embedded video providers may use cookies or similar technologies when their content loads or when you interact with it.

Where technically possible and legally required, embedded content that involves non-essential tracking may be prevented from loading until appropriate consent is provided.

You may see a message asking you to accept the relevant cookies before viewing certain embedded content.

24. EMBEDDED MAPS

Articles or guides may include maps showing:

airports;

FBOs;

terminals;

aviation facilities;

destinations; or

other locations.

Third-party mapping providers may collect information when their map technology loads.

Optional tracking associated with these services may be subject to cookie preferences where required.

25. EMBEDDED FLIGHT OR AIRCRAFT INFORMATION

BizJet Journal may integrate third-party tools that display:

aircraft information;

flight information;

airport data;

aircraft tracking;

weather information;

aviation maps; or

other interactive aviation data.

Such providers may deploy their own cookies or similar technologies.

Their independent collection and processing may also be governed by their own privacy policies.

26. NEWSLETTER TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES

BizJet Journal newsletters may use technologies designed to measure:

email delivery;

email opens;

link clicks;

subscriber engagement; and

campaign performance.

Depending on the email provider and user configuration, these technologies may include tracking pixels or specially configured links rather than traditional browser cookies.

Newsletter-related processing is also described in our Privacy Policy.

Users may unsubscribe from optional newsletter communications using the unsubscribe link provided in the relevant email.

27. SECURITY AND FRAUD-PREVENTION TECHNOLOGIES

We may use cookies or similar technologies to help:

identify malicious traffic;

detect automated attacks;

prevent spam;

prevent unauthorized access;

protect forms;

rate-limit suspicious requests;

prevent denial-of-service activity;

protect our infrastructure; or

maintain website integrity.

Security technologies may be provided by BizJet Journal or third-party infrastructure and cybersecurity providers.

Where a technology is strictly necessary for website security, consent may not be required where applicable law recognizes an appropriate exemption.

28. CONTENT DELIVERY NETWORKS

BizJet Journal may use a content delivery network ("CDN") or related infrastructure to improve:

website performance;

availability;

security;

page-loading times; and

resilience.

CDN or security providers may process technical information such as:

IP addresses;

request information;

browser characteristics;

timestamps;

security signals; and

network information.

Some security technologies may fall outside the ordinary marketing-cookie categories but remain subject to our Privacy Policy where personal information is processed.

29. WEBSITE HOSTING AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Our hosting, server, caching, database, or infrastructure providers may process technical information necessary to operate BizJet Journal.

Such processing may include:

access logs;

IP addresses;

request information;

timestamps;

browser information;

error logs;

network activity; and

security events.

Not all server-side processing uses cookies.

30. CONTACT FORMS

Cookies may be used in connection with website forms to support:

security;

spam prevention;

session management;

form functionality; or

fraud detection.

Submitting a form may also result in the processing of the information you voluntarily provide.

Further information is available in our Privacy Policy.

31. CAPTCHA AND BOT PROTECTION

We may use anti-spam, CAPTCHA, or bot-detection technology to distinguish legitimate users from automated traffic.

Depending on the service provider, these technologies may analyze signals such as:

IP address;

browser characteristics;

user interactions;

timing;

device information; and

other technical information.

Where possible, we seek to use these technologies in a manner proportionate to the security risk they address.

32. COOKIE CONSENT

Where applicable law requires consent before a particular cookie or similar technology is used, BizJet Journal will seek that consent through an appropriate mechanism.

Our cookie banner or consent-management platform may provide choices such as:

Accept All

Reject Optional Cookies

Manage Preferences

or equivalent options.

Your available choices may vary depending on your geographic location and the technologies currently active on BizJet Journal.

33. WHAT HAPPENS BEFORE YOU CONSENT?

Where prior consent is legally required, optional technologies should remain inactive until you make an appropriate selection.

This may include certain:

analytics cookies;

advertising cookies;

personalization cookies;

social-media tracking;

conversion tracking; and

similar optional technologies.

Strictly necessary technologies may continue to operate where permitted without consent.

34. REFUSING OPTIONAL COOKIES

You do not have to accept optional cookies simply to read ordinary BizJet Journal editorial content where those cookies are not necessary to provide that content.

Rejecting optional cookies may mean that:

some embedded content does not load;

certain personalization is unavailable;

we receive less analytics information;

certain advertising may be less personalized; or

optional website functionality may be limited.

Core website content should remain reasonably accessible where technically possible.

35. WITHDRAWING YOUR CONSENT

Where processing is based on cookie consent, you may withdraw or change that consent.

Where available, you can do this through a link or control such as:

Cookie Settings

Privacy Preferences

Manage Cookies

or a similar mechanism displayed on BizJet Journal.

Withdrawing consent does not ordinarily invalidate processing that lawfully occurred before consent was withdrawn.

After withdrawal, applicable optional technologies should cease operating to the extent technically possible and legally required.

36. CHANGING COOKIE PREFERENCES

You may change your preferences at any time through the cookie preference center where available.

You may be able to independently enable or disable categories such as:

Functional Cookies;

Analytics Cookies;

Advertising Cookies; and

Personalization Cookies.

Strictly necessary cookies may not have an off switch in our preference center.

37. COOKIE BANNER DESIGN

BizJet Journal seeks to provide meaningful cookie choices rather than using interface design intended to improperly pressure visitors into accepting optional tracking.

Where applicable, we seek to present consent information in a reasonably clear and understandable manner.

Consent mechanisms may be updated over time to reflect changes in:

technology;

regulatory guidance;

website functionality; or

applicable law.

38. BROWSER COOKIE CONTROLS

Most modern web browsers allow users to control cookies.

Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

view stored cookies;

delete cookies;

block all cookies;

block third-party cookies;

restrict cookies;

clear browsing data;

prevent cross-site tracking; or

receive notifications when cookies are set.

Browser settings vary by provider and version.

Blocking all cookies may interfere with certain website functionality.

39. PRIVATE BROWSING

Private or incognito browsing modes may reduce the persistence of some cookies after a browser session ends.

However, private browsing does not necessarily prevent all:

analytics;

network logging;

server processing;

online identifiers; or

tracking technologies.

The behavior depends on your browser and the relevant technology.

40. GLOBAL PRIVACY CONTROL

Some browsers, extensions, and privacy tools can send automated privacy preference signals, including Global Privacy Control ("GPC").

Where BizJet Journal is legally required to recognize a valid opt-out preference signal, we will seek to process that signal in accordance with applicable law.

A GPC or similar signal may, depending on the applicable jurisdiction and our technology configuration, be treated as a request to opt out of certain:

sales of personal information;

sharing of personal information;

cross-context behavioral advertising; or

similar activities.

Such signals do not necessarily disable strictly necessary cookies.

41. DO NOT TRACK

Some browsers transmit a "Do Not Track" signal.

There is not a single universally implemented technical standard governing every organization's response to all Do Not Track signals.

Where a legally recognized privacy preference signal must be honored, we will seek to comply with the applicable requirement.

Users can also manage cookies directly through our cookie preference controls where available.

42. EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA

Visitors in the European Economic Area may be entitled to additional protections concerning cookies and personal data.

Where European electronic privacy rules require consent before information is stored on or accessed from a user's device, we seek to obtain the appropriate consent unless a legally applicable exception applies.

Where cookie-generated information constitutes personal data, processing may also be subject to the GDPR.

Accordingly, depending on the technology involved:

optional cookies may remain disabled before consent;

users may be provided with meaningful choices;

consent may be withdrawn;

unnecessary cookie categories may be separately controlled; and

additional information may be provided regarding relevant service providers.

43. UNITED KINGDOM

Where UK law applies, BizJet Journal seeks to comply with relevant requirements concerning cookies and similar storage or access technologies.

Where consent is required, it should be obtained before non-exempt technologies are used.

Certain technologies that are necessary to provide a service requested by the user, maintain security, or meet another recognized exception may be used without prior consent where permitted.

Personal information collected through these technologies may also be subject to the UK GDPR and our Privacy Policy.

44. KENYA

Where Kenyan data-protection requirements apply, BizJet Journal seeks to process information collected through cookies transparently and in accordance with applicable data-protection requirements.

Our cookie disclosures may explain:

what technologies are used;

why they are used;

what information they collect;

whether third parties are involved;

available choices; and

how cookie-related personal information is handled.

Where consent is the appropriate legal basis for a particular processing activity, we seek to obtain appropriate consent.

Further information concerning personal-data rights is contained in our Privacy Policy.

45. UNITED STATES

Cookie and online privacy requirements in the United States vary by jurisdiction.

Where applicable U.S. privacy legislation grants users the right to opt out of certain activities involving:

sale of personal information;

sharing of personal information;

targeted advertising; or

profiling,

BizJet Journal will seek to provide legally required mechanisms where those laws apply to us.

Not every state privacy law necessarily applies to BizJet Journal.

46. CALIFORNIA

Where the California Consumer Privacy Act ("CCPA") applies to BizJet Journal, some information collected through technologies such as:

cookies;

pixels;

online identifiers;

advertising identifiers; or

similar technologies

may constitute personal information.

If our use of advertising technologies constitutes "selling" or "sharing" personal information as defined by applicable California law, eligible California residents may be provided with an appropriate opt-out mechanism.

Where legally required, we will also seek to recognize qualifying opt-out preference signals.

Additional information is provided in our Privacy Policy.

47. DO NOT SELL OR SHARE MY PERSONAL INFORMATION

If BizJet Journal engages in online advertising or data practices that trigger a legally required sale or sharing opt-out, we may provide a link or control titled:

Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information

or another legally appropriate description.

The presence or absence of this link may depend on whether BizJet Journal's current data practices trigger the relevant legal requirement.

48. CHILDREN

BizJet Journal is primarily a business aviation publication and is not designed as an online service directed toward young children.

We do not knowingly use advertising technologies to intentionally profile young children in violation of applicable law.

If you believe information relating to a child has been collected improperly through our Services, please contact us at:

privacy@bizjetjournal.com

49. COOKIE RETENTION

Different cookies may remain active for different periods.

Retention may include:

the duration of a browsing session;

several hours;

several days;

several weeks;

several months; or

another defined period.

The duration depends on:

the cookie's purpose;

the provider;

website configuration;

applicable law; and

our settings.

We seek not to retain cookie-generated personal information longer than reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose.

The current retention period for individual cookies should be identified in the cookie register or preference tool where practical.

50. DATA GENERATED BY COOKIES

Although a cookie itself may expire, information previously collected through that cookie may sometimes be retained separately.

For example, aggregated analytics reports or advertising campaign records may remain after an individual browser cookie expires.

Retention of such information is governed by:

our Privacy Policy;

relevant vendor agreements;

applicable law; and

the purposes for which the information was collected.

51. INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS

Some providers of analytics, advertising, hosting, security, embedded media, or other technologies may operate internationally.

As a result, information collected through cookies may be processed in countries outside the jurisdiction where you are located.

Where international-transfer protections are legally required, we seek to use appropriate mechanisms as described in our Privacy Policy.

52. THIRD-PARTY PROVIDERS

The exact third-party providers used by BizJet Journal may change over time.

Depending on our website configuration, providers may supply:

analytics;

advertising;

tag management;

embedded video;

mapping;

social media;

security;

hosting;

content delivery;

newsletter functionality;

consent management; or

other services.

Third-party providers may independently determine certain aspects of how information is processed.

We encourage visitors to review the privacy documentation of relevant providers where appropriate.

53. CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS

BizJet Journal may occasionally:

add a new analytics provider;

remove an existing provider;

change advertising platforms;

change website hosting;

add embedded media;

change security providers;

introduce new website functionality; or

modify its consent-management technology.

When these changes materially affect our cookie practices, we may update:

this Cookie Policy;

the cookie preference center;

the cookie register; or

another relevant privacy notice.

54. COOKIE AUDITS

We may periodically review the cookies and similar technologies deployed through BizJet Journal.

Such reviews may help us identify:

cookies no longer needed;

technologies deployed unintentionally;

obsolete cookies;

incorrect classifications;

inaccurate retention periods;

new third-party technologies; and

changes requiring updated consent.

We may remove or reconfigure technologies following such reviews.

55. GOOGLE TECHNOLOGIES REGISTER

If BizJet Journal uses Google technologies, the cookie register may include relevant Google cookies.

Examples can include cookies associated with:

Google Analytics;

Google Tag Manager;

Google Ads;

YouTube embeds; or

other Google services.

The exact cookie names and retention periods depend on which Google products are enabled and how they are configured.

BizJet Journal should not list a Google service in the final public cookie register unless that service is actually being used.

56. ADVERTISING TECHNOLOGY REGISTER

If BizJet Journal begins using advertising networks or advertising measurement platforms, the register should be updated before or when those technologies are introduced.

Potential categories include:

advertisement delivery;

remarketing;

conversion measurement;

campaign attribution;

frequency capping;

fraud detection;

audience measurement; and

targeted advertising.

Where appropriate, the relevant technology should be placed behind the appropriate cookie-consent category.

57. COOKIE SCANNER INFORMATION

The cookie register may be populated or maintained using:

automated cookie scanning technology;

consent-management software;

manual technical review;

browser developer tools;

website tag audits; or

a combination of these methods.

Automated cookie scanners can help identify technologies but should not be treated as infallible.

Cookies may vary according to:

visitor location;

device;

page visited;

logged-in status;

advertising campaign;

consent selection; or

third-party content loaded.

Periodic manual verification may therefore be appropriate.

58. YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS

Where cookie-generated information constitutes personal information, you may have rights under applicable privacy law.

Depending on your jurisdiction, these may include rights to:

request access;

request correction;

request deletion;

object to processing;

withdraw consent;

request restriction;

request portability;

opt out of targeted advertising;

opt out of certain sales or sharing; and

lodge a complaint with an appropriate regulator.

These rights and their limitations are explained more fully in our Privacy Policy.

59. CONTACTING US ABOUT COOKIES

If you have questions regarding our use of cookies or similar technologies, please contact:

BizJet Journal

Operated by: BizJet Journal
Website: https://bizjetjournal.com/
Privacy Email: privacy@bizjetjournal.com
Registered Address:
Country: US

Suggested email subject:

Cookie / Privacy Inquiry – BizJet Journal

60. CHANGES TO THIS COOKIE POLICY

BizJet Journal may update this Cookie Policy periodically.

Changes may be made because of:

changes in applicable law;

regulatory guidance;

website redesigns;

new technologies;

new analytics providers;

new advertising services;

changes in cookie providers;

new embedded content;

security improvements; or

changes in our Services.

When the Policy is updated, we will revise the Last Updated date at the top.

Where required, material changes may also be communicated through the website or cookie consent interface.

61. RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER BIZJET JOURNAL POLICIES

This Cookie Policy should be read together with:

the BizJet Journal Privacy Policy;

the BizJet Journal Terms of Use; and

any additional privacy notice applicable to a particular service.

If cookie-generated information constitutes personal data, the Privacy Policy provides further information concerning:

purposes of processing;

lawful bases;

information sharing;

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