PERSONAL DATA TREATMENT POLICY OF AIRTECH
COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S.
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. OBJECTIVES
2. SCOPE
3. GLOSSARY
4. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
5. PRINCIPLES
6. OBLIGATIONS
7. TREATMENT CONTROLLER
8. TREATMENT AND PURPOSE
9. SENSITIVE DATA TREATMENT
10. DATA HOLDERS TYPES
11. DATA HOLDER’S RIGHTS
12. HANDLING OF REQUESTS, QUERIES, AND COMPLAINTS
13. PROCEDURE FOR EXERCISING THE RIGHT TO HABEAS DATA
14. FINAL PROVISIONS AND EFFECTIVE DATE
INTRODUCTION
The Political Constitution of Colombia, in Article 15, established the right to the protection of personal data as the right of every individual to know, update, rectify, and/or cancel the information and personal data collected and/or treated in public or private databases.
Through Law 1581 of 2012, the Congress of Colombia regulated the aforementioned right by establishing General Provisions for the Protection of Personal Data in Colombia.
In compliance with the above, AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S., aware of the responsibility it holds regarding the Treatment of Personal Data of Data Holders, guarantees the constitutional right that all individuals have to know, update, rectify, delete, and revoke authorization regarding the information collected about them in the databases that the company has compiled for the purposes provided by law and the respective authorizations, which have been treated following the provisions of the national regime for the protection of personal data.
AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has developed this PERSONAL DATA TREATMENT POLICY, the application of which is mandatory for all natural or legal persons that treat the personal data registered in their databases to provide the necessary guidelines for compliance with legal obligations regarding the protection of personal data.
1. OBJECTIVE:
Establish criteria for the collection, storage, use, circulation, and deletion of personal data treated by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S., as well as the continuous improvement of the Management System and compliance with the Personal Data Protection Regime in the company’s operation.
2. SCOPE:
This policy applies to all personal information registered in the databases of AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S., a commercial company established in Bogota D.C.; Colombia on February 2nd, 2017, identified with NIT 901.049.382-9, located at 98A Street No. 60-27 in Bogota D.C. city which acts as the data controller through its representatives. The relevance of the security, privacy, and confidentiality of personal data of its employees, suppliers, customers, third parties, and, in general, all stakeholders for whom it treats personal information is also recognized. In compliance with the constitution and national regulations, the following document is presented containing its policies for the treatment and protection of personal data, for all activities involving the treatment of personal information at the national level, as well as the treatment of personal data internationally following legislation, agreements, and international treaties.
3. GLOSSARY
3.1. Data
The term “data” is intentionally used broadly to provide the greatest possible protection for the rights of affected individuals. In general, the Principles avoid the use of the phrase “personal information,” which by itself might be interpreted in a way that does not include specific “data” such as factual elements, electronically stored “bits,” or digital records. Similarly, the word “data” might be interpreted in a way that does not include compilations of facts that, taken
together, allow conclusions to be drawn about the person or people involved. For example, details regarding the height, weight, hair color, and date of birth of two individuals might constitute “data” that, when compared, reveal the “information” that they are siblings or perhaps identical twins.
3.2. Public data
It is one of the types of existing personal data. Public data includes, among others, data regarding a person’s marital status, profession or occupation, and their status as a merchant or public servant. By their nature, public data may be contained, among others, in public records, public documents, official gazettes and bulletins, and duly executed court judgments that are not subject to confidentiality.
3.3. Personal data
This refers to any information linked or that can be associated with a specific person, such as their name or identification number, or that can make them determinable, such as their physical features.
3.4. Semiprivate data
These are data that do not have an intimate, reserved, or public nature, and whose knowledge or disclosure may be of interest not only to the Data Holder but also to a certain sector or to society in general. Financial and credit information related to commercial or service activities are examples.
3.5. Private date
This is data that, due to its intimate or reserved nature, is only relevant to the Data Holder. The tastes or preferences of individuals, for example, correspond to private data.
3.6. Sensible data
These are data that affect the privacy of the Data Holder or may lead to discrimination, namely., those that reveal their racial or ethnic origin, political orientation, religious or philosophical beliefs, membership in unions, social organizations, human rights organizations, as well as data related to health, sexual life, and biometric data, among others.
3.7. Authorization
It is the consent given by any person for companies or individuals responsible for treating information to use their personal data.
3.8. Database
An organized set of personal data that are subject to treatment.
3.9. Personal data treater
This is the natural or legal person who treats personal data based on a delegation made by the data controller, receiving instructions on how the data should be managed.
3.10. Data controller
This is the natural or legal person, public or private, who decides on the purpose of databases and/or the treatment of the same.
3.11. Data Holder
This is the natural person whose personal data is subject to treatment.
3.12. Treatment
Any operation or set of operations on personal data, such as collection, storage, use, circulation, or deletion.
3.13. Privacy notice
It is one of the options of verbal or written communication provided by the law to inform data holders about the existence and ways to access information treatment policies and the purpose of its collection and use.
3.14. Transference
This refers to the operation carried out by the data controller or treater when sending information to another recipient, who, in turn, becomes responsible for treating that data.
3.15. Transmission:
Communication of data, within or outside Colombian territory, where the sender is the Data Controller and the recipient is the Data Treater (Single Regulatory Decree 1074 of 2015 Article 2.2.2.25.1.3).
4. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
The main regulations applicable to this Personal Data Treatment Policy are established as follows:
– Political Constitution of Colombia.
– Law 1581 of 2012 “By which general provisions for the protection of personal data are dictated.”
– Law 1266 of 2008 “By which general provisions of habeas data are dictated and the handling of information contained in personal databases, especially financial, credit, commercial, service-related, and those originating from third countries, and other provisions are dictated.”
– Single Regulatory Decree 1074 of 2015 “By which the Single Regulatory Decree of the Commerce, Industry, and Tourism Sector is issued.”
– Colombian Technical Standard, NTC-ISO 9001:2015, Quality Management Systems.
– Single Regulatory Decree 1072 of 2015 “By which the Single Regulatory Decree of the Labor Sector is issued.”
– Any other regulations that add to, replace, and/or modify it.
5. PRINCIPLES
The company AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. promotes the protection of rights such as Habeas Data, privacy, intimacy, good name, honor, and personal image. For this purpose, all actions will be governed by the principles of good faith, legality, computer self-determination, freedom, and transparency.
The company AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. acknowledges that its legitimate right to treat the personal data of Data Holders must be exercised within the specific framework of legality, the consent of the Data Holder, and the specific instructions given by the Data Controllers when applicable, always seeking to preserve the balance between the rights and duties of Data Holders, Data Controllers, and other data treaters linked to its operation. The principles framing this PERSONAL DATA TREATMENT POLICY are:
5.1 Legitimate Purposes
The data collected by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. will have legitimate purposes. The requirement of legality of the purpose for which personal data is collected, retained, and treated is a national standard. In principle, the collection of personal data must be limited and carried out with the knowledge or consent of the Data Holder. Data about individuals shouldnot be collected except in situations and by methods allowed or authorized by law, and must be disclosed to the affected individuals at the time of collection. The requirement of legality encompasses the concept of legitimacy and excludes arbitrary and capricious collection of personal data. It implies transparency and a legal structure to which the person whose data is being collected can have access.
5.2. Fair and Legal Means
Personal data is collected by fair and legal means when the collection is compatible with both relevant legal requirements and the reasonable expectations of individuals, based on their relationship with the data controller or with another entity collecting the data and on the notice or notices provided to individuals when they provide their data. This principle excludes obtaining personal data through fraud, deception, or false pretenses. It would be violated, for example, if the organization pretended to be another in telemarketing calls, printed advertising notices, or email messages to deceive consumers and induce them to provide any kind of sensitive personal information.
5.3. Transparency
The purposes for which personal data is obtained must be clearly specified at the time of collection. In addition, individuals must be informed about the company’s practices and policies so that they can make an informed decision regarding the provision of such data. Without clarity, the person’s consent regarding the data collection cannot be valid. It is also important to inform them about the legal basis for the collection of their personal data, how it will be stored and treated, the identity of the data treaters, and contact information for them, when applicable, and that in the face of any data transfer, they can exercise their rights regarding their personal data.
5.4. Consent
Generally, a person must be able to give their consent freely regarding the collection of personal data in the manner and for the purposes provided by law and this policy; therefore, the person’s consent must be based on sufficient information and must be clear, meaning there should be no doubt or ambiguity regarding the person’s intention. For valid consent, the person must be able to make a real choice and have sufficient knowledge of the specific details of the data that will be collected, how it will be collected, the purposes of the treatment, and any disclosure that may be made. The person should not be at risk of deception, intimidation, coercion, or serious consequences if they refuse to give consent. The method for obtaining consent must be appropriate for the age and capacity of the affected person and for the particular circumstances of the case.
5.5. Accuracy
Personal data must be correct, accurate, and complete, and be updated as necessary for the purposes for which they were collected. Obviously, data quality is important for privacy protection. Inaccurate data can harm both the data treater and the data holder but to varying degrees depending on the context. Therefore, the collector of personal data must adopt procedures to ensure that they are correct, accurate, and complete and that they are kept up to date as needed and for the purpose.
Anyone who, in the course of their activity, provides any type of information or personal data to the company in their capacity as a treater or controller of the treatment, may exercise their rights as the data holder of the information to know it, update it, and rectify it following the procedures established in the applicable law and this policy.
5.6. Limited use
Personal data must be handled for specific and legitimate purposes. The retention and use of personal data must be compatible with the reasonable expectations of individuals, their relationship with the data controller, with the notice or notices provided, and with commonly accepted practices.
Personal data must not be maintained or used for purposes that are not compatible with those for which they were collected, except with the consent of the data holder or by legal mandate.
5. 7. Responsibility
The principle of responsibility requires the establishment of appropriate goals regarding privacy protection, to which data controllers must adhere, allowing them to determine the appropriate measures to achieve those goals and monitor their compliance. In this way, the company can achieve privacy protection goals in the way that best suits its business models, technology, and customer requirements.
6. OBLIGATIONS:
This policy is mandatory and strictly enforceable for AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. This ensures and demands that all parties involved in any phase of treating private, sensitive, or minor personal data covered by this policy treat it as professional secrecy, with the implications and requirements that this entails. This obligation shall persist even after terminating contractual relations with the company, provided it does not undermine legal or judicial interests.
This policy includes all its current or future branches and all places of operation, trade establishments, commercial addresses, or any other related to the company’s corporate purpose within the national territory by its employees, suppliers, clients, third parties, and in general, all interested parties.
The failure to maintain secrecy will be sanctioned following the provisions of the company’s Internal Work Regulations, current legal norms, or any stipulation established in contracts entered into with the responsible agent. As the data treater, AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. assumes the following duties:
a) Ensure the Data Holder, at all times, the full and effective exercise of the right to habeas data.
b) Request and keep a copy of the respective authorization granted by the Data Holder.
c) Properly inform the Data Holder about the purpose of the collection and the rights that they have under the granted authorization.
d) Keep the information under the necessary security conditions to prevent its adulteration, loss, consultation, use, or unauthorized or fraudulent access.
e) Ensure that the information provided to the data treater is truthful, complete, accurate, up-to-date, verifiable, and understandable.
f) Update the information, promptly informing the data treater of any changes regarding the data that was previously provided, and take any other necessary measures to ensure that the information provided remains up-to-date.
g) Rectify the information when it is incorrect and communicate the relevant information to the data treater.
h) Provide the Data Treater, as the case may be, only with data whose treatment has been previously authorized.
i) Demand to the Data Treater, at all times, respect for the security and privacy conditions of the Data Holder information.
j) Process the queries and complaints submitted.
k) Inform the Data Treater when certain information is under discussion by the Data Holder, once the claim has been filed and the respective process has not yet been concluded.
l) Inform, at the request of the Data Holder, about the use given to their data.
m) Inform the data protection authority when violations of security codes occur and there are risks in the administration of the information of the Data Holders.
n) Inform the Data Controllers of any situation or requirement that implies or requires disposition regarding the database or its treatment.
o) Inform and support the responsible party in managing queries or complaints received directly from Data Holders or channeled through the responsible party.
p) Inform and support the responsible party in managing incidents of information security that compromise the personal information of which they have knowledge or that are reported by the responsible party.
q) Support the responsible party by providing information for the National Registry of Personal Data Databases, providing the required information to facilitate this legal compliance process.
6.1. Employee responsibilities
Without prejudice to the obligations stipulated in each employment contract or in the specific internal regulations, the direct and indirect workers or collaborators of AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. must comply with the following obligations:
a) Familiarize themselves and comply with this PERSONAL DATA TREATMENT POLICY, as well as with other conditions, limitations, purposes, and rights that apply to them as the Data Holder of personal information. This includes the right to make requests, complaints, or claims regarding the treatment of their personal data carried out by the Organization, rights that they can exercise through the means, mechanisms, and established here.
b) Safeguard the security of the personal data being treated, which will be carried out on behalf of the company following the principles that protect it.
6.2. Third-party obligations
Without prejudice to the specific provisions agreed upon in each particular case, those third parties responsible for treatment with a contractual, conventional, or any commercial or civil nature of the relationship with AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. are subject to the following obligations regarding the protection of personal data:
a) Adopt, comply, and keep in force a policy for the treatment of personal information applicable to the development of their operation.
b) Adopt, comply, and keep in force a manual of internal policies and procedures for the treatment of personal information, including the elements for the effectiveness of the policy described in article 2.2.2.25.6.2 of Decree 1074 of 2015.
c) Define and maintain channels for the timely and complete handling of any queries and complaints from Data Holders regarding the protection of personal data. For this purpose, they shall have at least one physical address, a fixed or mobile line, and an email address. For this purpose they shall have at least one physical address, a fixed or mobile line, and an email address.
7. TREATMENT CONTROLLER
AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. is a commercial company established in Bogota D.C., Colombia on February 2nd, 2017, identified with NIT 901.049.382-9. The company is located at 98A Street No. 60-27 in Bogota D.C. city. Their website is https://airtechone.com and their phone number is 6019161309 in Bogota D.C city. You can reach them via email at gerencia@airtechone.com
8. TREATMENT AND PURPOSE
AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. will process personal information through collection, storage, use, and/or circulation for the following purposes:
a) Carry out the necessary actions for the development of the company’s corporate purpose regarding compliance with the object of the contract entered into with the Data Holder.
b) Extend invitations to events and offer new products and services.
c) Manage procedures (requests, complaints, claims).
d) Provide contact information to the sales force and/or distribution network, telemarketing, market research, and any third party with which AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has a contractual relationship for the development of such activities and for their execution.
e) Contact the Data Holder via telephone to conduct surveys, studies, and/or confirmation of personal data necessary for the execution of a contractual relationship.
f) Contact the Data Holder via electronic means – SMS or chat – for sending news related to loyalty campaigns or service improvement.
g) Contact the Data Holder via email to send statements, account summaries, or invoices related to obligations arising from the contract between the parties.
h) Fulfill the obligations contracted by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. with the Data Holder, regarding the payment of salaries, social benefits, and other remunerations established in the employment contract or as required by law.
i) Offer corporate welfare programs and plan business activities for the Data Holder and their beneficiaries (children, spouse, common-law partner).
j) Transmit personal data abroad to third parties with whom AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has signed a data treatment contract and is necessary for the fulfillment of the contractual purpose.
k) Provide the services offered by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. and accepted in the signed contract.
l) Provide information to third parties with whom AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has a contractual relationship and is necessary to fulfill the contracted purpose.
8.1. Access control
Areas where processes related to confidential or restricted information are carried out have access controls that only allow authorized employees to enter and keep track of entries and exits.
8.2. Monitoring and Video Surveillance
AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has video surveillance cameras that aim to comply with the company’s physical security policies, adhering to the parameters established for this type of data collection.
The video surveillance system and the database formed have the technical, human, and administrative measures necessary to guarantee the security of personal data, preventing its alteration, loss, deterioration, consultation, use, or unauthorized or fraudulent access, maintaining the integrity of the information, and ensuring the rights of the data holders. To achieve this, data controllers must establish measures they deem effective and relevant to ensure information security. Some of the measures to be implemented may include limiting access to information, encrypting the information, and conducting periodic audits of the measures taken.
Viewing should be limited only to authorized personnel, and recorded images should be viewed in a restricted access area to ensure their security.
The processing of images of children and adolescents must respect their prevailing rights and may only be carried out when (i) it responds to and respects their best interests, and (ii) ensures the respect of their fundamental rights.
The images must be retained for a maximum period of 90 days. In the event that the respective image is the subject or support of a complaint, claim, or any judicial process, it must be retained until the matter is resolved.
9. SENSITIVE DATA TREATMENT
The sensitive data collected will be processed for the following purposes: Collection, storage, use, and circulation will have the following purposes:
a) Carry out the necessary actions for the development of the company’s corporate purpose regarding compliance with the object of the contract entered into with the Data Holder.
b) Extend invitations to events and offer new products and services.
c) Manage procedures (requests, complaints, claims).
d) Provide contact information to the sales force and/or distribution network, telemarketing, market research, and any third party with which AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has a contractual relationship for the development of such activities and for their execution.
e) Contact the Data Holder via telephone to conduct surveys, studies, and/or confirmation of personal data necessary for the execution of a contractual relationship.
f) Contact the Data Holder via electronic means – SMS or chat – for sending news related to loyalty campaigns or service improvement.
g) Contact the Data Holder via email to send statements, account summaries, or invoices related to obligations arising from the contract between the parties.
h) Fulfill the obligations contracted by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. with the Data Holder, regarding the payment of salaries, social benefits, and other remunerations established in the employment contract or as required by law.
i) Offer corporate welfare programs and plan business activities for the Data Holder and their beneficiaries (children, spouse, common-law partner).
j) Transmit personal data abroad to third parties with whom AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has signed a data treatment contract and is necessary for the fulfillment of the contractual purpose.
k) Provide the services offered by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. and accepted in the signed contract.
l) Provide information to third parties with whom AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. has a contractual relationship and is necessary to fulfill the contracted purpose.
10. DATA HOLDERS TYPES
AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. acknowledges that it treats personal data of different data holders, understood as natural persons of whom personal data are collected and treated. These have been identified and categorized based on the various activities that define the company’s operation, as outlined below:
a) Clients:
Natural or legal persons who directly use the services offered by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S., contract the execution of plans or projects, engage in negotiations with the company. This category includes both individual and corporate clients. The typology of data processed for them includes:
– General data
– Identification data
– Private and/or commercial location data
– Socioeconomic data
b) Suppliers:
Natural or legal persons who provide their personal or professional services following their competencies and the needs of AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S.
The typology of data processed for them includes:
– General data
– Identification data
– Private and/or commercial location data
– Socioeconomic data • Information related to academic, work, and professional backgrounds, information about the type of affiliation to the Integral Social Security System, and tax identification data.
– Other data: Judicial or disciplinary records.
c) Employees:
Natural persons who formalize a contractual legal relationship to make their work capacity available to the company and thus fulfill specific functions, and promote the achievement of mission objectives and corporate goals. The typology of data processed for them includes:
– General data
– Identification data
– Private location data
– Socioeconomic data
• Information related to academic, work, and professional backgrounds, information about the type of affiliation to the Integral Social Security System, and tax identification data.
– Personal data for access to information systems.
– Sensitive data: About health conditions, images, among others.
– Sensitive data regarding their minor children and other members of their family nucleus.
– Other data: Judicial or disciplinary records.
d) Applicants:
Natural persons who participate in job openings conducted by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. but whose process does not conclude with the formalization of a contractual legal relationship to make their work capacity available to the company. The typology of data processed for them includes:
– General data
– Identification data
– Private location data
– Socioeconomic data
• Information related to academic, work, and professional backgrounds, information about the type of affiliation to the Integral Social Security System, and tax identification data.
– Sensitive data: About health conditions, images, among others.
– Other data: Judicial or disciplinary records.
e) Collaborators: Natural persons who provide their services as Temporary Workers, engaged under the service provision modality, under an apprenticeship contract, or under an internship modality, for the development of the company’s operations. The typology of data processed for them includes:
– General data Identification data, including biometric information provided for the card issuance process.
– Private location data
– Socioeconomic data
• Information related to academic, work, and professional backgrounds, information about the type of affiliation to the Integral Social Security System, and tax identification data.
– Personal data for access to information systems. – Other data: Judicial or disciplinary records.
11. DATA HOLDER’S RIGHTS
As the Data Holder of your personal data, you have the right to:
a) Access, free of charge, the provided data that have been subject to treatment.
b) Know, update, and rectify your information in the face of partial, inaccurate, incomplete, fragmented data, misleading information, or those whose treatment is prohibited or has not been authorized.
c) Request proof of the granted authorization.
d) Lodge complaints against infractions of the information before the entity or entities responsible, as provided in current regulations
e) Revoke the authorization and/or request the deletion of the data, provided there is no legal or contractual duty preventing their removal.
f) Refrain from answering questions about sensitive data. The responses regarding sensitive data or data about children and adolescents will be optional.
12. HANDLING OF REQUESTS, QUERIES, AND COMPLAINTS
The Human Resources department is responsible for processing requests from data holders to enforce their rights.
The channels provided by AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. for handling requests, inquiries, and complaints will be: the line number 6019161309 in Bogota D.C., the email address gerencia@airtechone.com, whose information can be consulted at https://airtechone.com. These channels are available from Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., for addressing requests related to the treatment of my personal data and the exercise of the rights mentioned in this authorization.
13. PROCEDURE FOR EXERCISING THE RIGHT TO HABEAS DATA
In compliance with the regulations on personal data protection, AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. outlines the procedure and minimum requirements for the exercise of your rights:
For the processing and handling of your request, we ask you to provide the following information:
– Full name and last name.
– ID Number.
– Contact information (physical and/or electronic address, and contact phone numbers).
– The means to receive a response to the request.
– Reason(s)/fact(s) giving rise to the complaint, with a brief description of the right they wish to exercise (to know, update, rectify, request proof of authorization, revoke it, delete, access the information).
– Signature (if applicable).
The maximum term established by law for resolving your complaint is fifteen (15) business days, counted from the day following the date of receipt. If it is not possible to address the complaint within this term, AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. will inform the interested
party of the reasons for the delay and the date on which their complaint will be addressed, which in no case may exceed eight (8) business days following the expiration of the initial term.
Once the terms set by Law 1581 of 2012 and other regulations that govern or complement it have been met, the Data Holder, who has been denied, totally or partially, the exercise of the rights of access, update, rectification, deletion, and revocation, may bring their case to the relevant authorities in Colombia responsible for addressing these types of complaints.
14. FINAL PROVISIONS AND EFFECTIVE DATE
The present PERSONAL DATA TREATMENT POLICY comes into effect on July 18th, 2023.
The databases where personal data will be registered will have a validity equal to the time during which the information is maintained and used for the purposes described in this policy. Once that purpose(s) is fulfilled and provided there is no legal or contractual obligation to retain your information, your data will be deleted from our databases.
Other examples of data retention periods in the database are as follows: Personal data provided will be retained for as long as the contractual relationship with the Data Holder is maintained. Personal data provided will be retained until its deletion is requested by the interested party, provided there is no legal duty to retain them. Personal data provided will be retained for a period of three (3) years from the last confirmation of interest by the Data Holder.
The update of this Policy has been approved by the Legal Representative of AIRTECH COMMUNICATIONS S.A.S. on July 18th, 2023; the company reserves the right to modify this policy at any time and without prior notice. However, in order to comply with the principles of publicity and transparency, it will notify its employees, suppliers, customers, third parties, and all other interested parties mentioned, by updating the content on the website www.airtechone.com
Publication date on the website: August 2023.
