Security & trust

Serious treatment for the records your group depends on.

FlightLedger is designed around controlled access, responsible data use, recoverability, and a record that does not quietly lose its past.

Role-based access

Approved users receive a defined level of access based on what they need to do in the aircraft group.

Encrypted data

Data is protected using encryption in transit and at rest within the managed service environment.

Recorded history

Meaningful changes retain history where the platform supports it, helping authorized users understand what changed.

Backup & recovery

Managed backup and recovery practices support service continuity and data resilience.

Approved-account access

Access is tied to approved user identities rather than a broadly shared group password.

Privacy by purpose

Customer data is used to provide, secure, and support FlightLedger—not to sell advertising profiles.

A practical boundary

Private by default does not mean invisible to the service.

FlightLedger must process and display customer data to provide the service. Authorized operational personnel may have limited access when genuinely required for support, security, reliability, or legal obligations. Access is not used to publish customer, registration, or identifiable aircraft information.

We do not sell personal data. We do not publish customer aircraft activity. De-identified, aggregated information may be used to understand service health and improve the product without identifying a group, aircraft registration, or individual.

Read the privacy policy

Operational support—not authority

FlightLedger does not make an aircraft airworthy.

The platform supports group coordination and recordkeeping. Pilots, owners, and maintenance professionals remain responsible for required official records, inspections, airworthiness decisions, legal compliance, and pre-flight verification.

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