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How Cookies Are Used

Cookies may be used to support basic website functionality and to understand how visitors use the site.

This information helps ensure the website loads correctly, allows certain features to operate and provides insight into how the site can be improved.

Essential cookies do not identify you. Where you accept analytics cookies, they collect usage data that may in some cases constitute personal data.

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Types Of Cookies Used

The website may use two categories of cookies, each with a specific and limited purpose.

Essential Cookies
Allow the website to function correctly. Support basic functions such as page navigation and access to secure areas of the website.
Always Active
Cookies: WordPress / Elementor session & security cookies — first-party, support core functionality and security — session / short term. cmplz_* — Complianz, remembers your cookie consent choices — up to 1 year.
Analytics Cookies
Understand how visitors interact with the website. Help identify which pages are visited and how users navigate through the site.
Optional
Cookies: _ga and _ga_BER0XTH6NP — Google Analytics (Google), distinguish visitors and keep the analytics session state — up to 2 years (browsers cap storage at around 13 months); burst_uid — Burst Statistics (self-hosted by AirUs), recognises returning visitors for aggregated statistics — 30 days.
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Managing Cookie Preferences

You can accept or reject non-essential cookies using the cookie banner shown on your first visit — rejecting is as easy as accepting — and you can change or withdraw your choice at any time using the “Cookie settings” link in the website footer.

Most web browsers also allow users to control cookies through browser settings.

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Open your browser settings and locate the privacy or cookies section.
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Choose to block or delete cookies through your browser preferences if you prefer not to allow them.
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Note that restricting cookies may affect how certain parts of the website function.
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Third Party Tools

The website uses Google Analytics, provided by Google, and Burst Statistics, which is self-hosted by AirUs, to understand visitor behaviour and improve site performance.

These tools place cookies on your device to collect usage information such as page visits and general site activity. This data may in some cases constitute personal data.

This information is used only to analyse website usage and improve the website experience. If you accept analytics cookies, Google may process this data on servers outside the UK under appropriate safeguards; Burst Statistics data is stored on AirUs’s own server and is not shared with a third party.

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Questions About Cookies

If you have any questions about how cookies are used on this website, you can contact AirUs for further information.