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Privacy statement, 1. our commitment to privacy.

Revelex Corporation (Revelex) knows that you care how Personally Identifying Information (PII) about you is used and shared, and we appreciate your trust that we will do so carefully and sensibly. This notice describes our privacy policy. By visiting a web site that communicates with or links to by Revelex's software, you consent to the practices described in this Privacy Notice.

PII means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.

2. THE INFORMATION WE COLLECT

Revelex Corporation operates solely as a provider of Internet-enabled Application Service Provider (ASP) that provides a comprehensive travel agency customer management system solution for registered travel agencies. As such, Revelex does not collect any of the data within our systems except for and at the explicit instructions of our customers-- the travel agencies that have contracted to use our applications and services.

All PII received originates from travel agents who represent travel agencies, or their consumer travel websites that Revelex hosts for them, that have contracted with Revelex to act on their behalf in order to fulfill travel booking requests. -Revelex does not collect PII from any other source. Only information required to complete a travel request (ie, carrier availability search, booking, etc…) is asked for and received by our applications.

Revelex does operate session-based web-enabled applications, however Revelex does not employ stealth PII-gathering or spyware-type devices of any kind. Revelex does not utilize cookies that could be used to uniquely identify an individual other than a travel agent, with whom Revelex has a contract. However, our customers may choose to employ such devices in web sites that they control that accesses Revelex's applications and systems. Revelex is in no way responsible for the content of such third-party web sites.

Revelex only receives PII that is provided by authorized travel agents who have contracted to use our applications and systems to benefit their clients. Revelex does not contract with outside entities to augment or provide personal information of any kind. Revelex, of its own accord, does not originate, collect or augment PII in any way.

3. THE WAY WE USE INFORMATION:

Revelex Corporation does not act on any of the data within our systems except for and at or the explicit instructions of our customers-- the travel agencies that have contracted to use our software and services. Revelex passes all data that is collected through its systems to the appropriate entities in order to complete travel requests. Revelex does not act on, supplement or disseminate PII of its own accord in any way.

Revelex's software requires that its client agencies input its agent's information, which may optionally include an employee number in addition to traditional office contact information. This information is only used to identify client agency’s agent, facilitate travel requests and related uses.

Revelex's applications and services will ask agencies to provide customers' PII in order to complete travel transactions. This will most probably include passport number and country the purposes of passing it through to the carrier to complete a travel booking. Other information collected will probably include address, age, telephone and email contact information. Similarly, payment information is also collected for the same purposes. In cases where special, sensitive categories of PII are collected, it may optionally include voluntarily supplied customer information pertaining to ethnic, religious or lifestyle preferences-only for the purposes of the carrier providing the appropriate food and/or accommodations. Again, this information is voluntarily supplied by our client travel agencies' customers, to their travel agents, and to Revelex for the purpose of passing it through to the carrier for the purposes of completing a travel requests or related uses.

When data is stored on Revelex's systems, it is done so only at the instruction of registered and/or licensed travel agents, again, for the purposes of enabling the travel transactions and related uses.

As part of Revelex's offerings of travel industry software and services, Revelex's applications will send email confirmations to customers at points in travel transactions. Revelex does not email PII.

Similarly, Revelex's systems will occasionally be the source of email promotional campaigns. However, Revelex will only do so at a client agency's request, and only with data that belongs to that agency. Again, Revelex will not be the source of PII that is emailed, but the ultimate control of this rests with the discretion of the client agency.

Revelex does provide its travel agency clients the ability to provide their customers with opt-out capabilities for promotional mailings, but the ultimate implementation of this feature is at the discretion of client travel agencies. Where explicit consent is required to collect PII, the obligation to gather such consent is with the client travel agencies.

Revelex will only use PII that is provided for the benefit of client travel agencies, which includes, but is not limited to responding to travel and travel-related requests, customizing future travel reservations and communicating with client agencies and their customers.

4. OUR COMMITMENT TO DATA SECURITY

To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy, and ensure the correct use of information, we have put in place appropriate physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information we collect online. Please refer to Revelex Corporations Data Security Statement for further details.

5. OUR COMMITMENT TO CHILDREN'S PRIVACY

Protecting the privacy of the very young is especially important. Revelex Corporation does not provide or operate software or web sites that in any way is intended to attract anyone under the age of 13. Similarly, Revelex will never disseminate PII about children of its own accord. Any processing of data of anyone under the age of 13 is done at the explicit instructions of our customers, who are obligated to comply with applicable data privacy laws.

6. HOW YOU CAN ACCESS OR CORRECT YOUR INFORMATION

Revelex Corporation does not own the PII data originating from travel agents who represent travel agencies or their consumer travel websites that Revelex hosts for them. To review and/or correct PII information, Revelex suggests that individuals contact the travel agency responsible for originating the PII for corrections and disputes. In the event that a PII issue cannot be resolved with the originating party, Revelex Corporation can be contacted directly. Revelex Corporation reserves the right to charge a service fee to help cover the cost of researching and coordinating the remediation of any PII issue.

7. NOTIFICATION OF CHANGES

Due to the rapidly evolving technologies on the Internet, we may occasionally revise or update this policy. If we decide to change our privacy policy, we will post those changes on our corporate homepage so our users are always aware of what information we collect, how we use it, and under circumstances, if any, we disclose it. We suggest customers regularly review the then current Privacy Policy.

8. HOW TO CONTACT US

Should you have other questions or concerns about these privacy policies, please contact us via [email protected] .

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Does Air Canada have Wi-Fi?

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For some travelers, staying connected in the air is essential to flying. Whether you respond to business emails before arrival or keep up to date with your social networks, Air Canada generally offers some level of Wi-Fi access, depending on your flight details.

If you're planning an Air Canada trip soon, here’s what you should know about in-flight Air Canada Wi-Fi.

» Learn more: The points collector’s guide to Air Canada Aeroplan

All Air Canada Rouge (Air Canada's low-cost subsidiary) customers can access high-speed Wi-Fi during their flight. Premium Rogue customers can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi, while economy customers have Wi-Fi available for purchase.

Air Canada is working on growing its Wi-Fi capable aircraft. Currently, the carrier offers Gogo-equipped Wi-Fi, but connectivity is limited to certain North American and international flights.

Nearly all of Air Canada’s wide-body planes have streaming-quality Wi-Fi and most of Air Canada’s narrow-body aircraft are also equipped with Wi-Fi.

The exception is the 737 MAX 8 (7M8) fleet, where connectivity is still in progress. As of this writing, just 25% of Air Canada’s 737 MAX 8 (7M8) aircraft have Wi-Fi connectivity.

You can check if Air Canada in-flight Wi-Fi is available on an aircraft before booking your flight. Simply check that the Wi-Fi logo is present in the flight details to confirm that the aircraft is Wi-Fi connected. Keep in mind that you’ll need to verify in-flight Wi-Fi for each flight on a multi-leg trip.

Additionally, you can use the Air Canada Wi-Fi tool on the airline’s website to check if your upcoming flight has Wi-Fi access. You can check this detail using your flight number and departure date, or using your flight route and departure date.

» Learn more: Getting elite status on Air Canada with the Aeroplan credit card

Air Canada passengers can pre-purchase one of three Wi-Fi pass options or purchase a pass at in-air pricing — possibly at a higher cost — after boarding. The pass options include:

Air Canada 1-Hour Pass $4.77 ($6.50 CAD). Offers one continuous hour of Wi-Fi access during the flight.

Air Canada 1-Way Pass $15.41 ($21.00 CAD). Offers internet connectivity during the entire length of your flight.

Air Canada Monthly Plan $48.40 ($65.95 CAD). A monthly subscription for internet access on all Air Canada Wi-Fi capable aircraft between Canada, U.S., and Mexico.

With a pass you can browse the internet, check email, scroll updates on social media and send text messages via Wi-Fi. However, in-flight Air Canada Wi-Fi doesn’t support Voice Service and Voice over IP.

Air Canada’s Aeroplan loyalty program offers complimentary Wi-Fi access for its 75K Status and Super Elite Aeroplan members. Specifically, this benefit offers a 12-month plan for Gogo Wi-Fi for up to five devices. Only one device can be logged into in-flight Wi-Fi at a time.

Additionally, Aeroplan members have access to free texting. To access this complimentary feature, members must add their Aeroplan number to their booking information before checking in to the flight.

Unfortunately, Air Canada’s Aeroplan® Credit Card doesn’t offer free or discounted Wi-Fi access as a travel benefit. However, one way to cover all or part of the cost of Wi-Fi is through a travel rewards credit card.

If you carry a card that provides an annual travel credit you haven’t claimed yet, you can subsidize the cost of a Wi-Fi pass using your card’s benefit. Some credit cards that offer travel credit that can be applied to in-flight Wi-Fi charges include:

on American Express' website

on Bank of America's website

on Chase's website

Up to $200 annually with your preferred airline. Enrollment required. Terms apply.

Up to $100 annually.

$300 annual statement credit for travel purchases.

» Learn more: The best travel credit cards right now

Once comfortably in your seat, you can connect to Wi-Fi on Air Canada flights in three simple steps.

Go to “Settings” on your mobile device. Set your device to “Airplane mode” and turn on Wi-Fi. 

Select “ACWiFi.com” to connect to the airline’s Wi-Fi network.

Launch your browser and go to “acwifi.com” and follow the instructions from there.

If you need technical support during your flight, select “Wi-Fi Onboard” for assistance from Air Canada’s Wi-Fi service provider.

Unless you have 75K or Super Elite Aeroplan status, chances are Air Canada Wi-Fi will cost you. You might be able to save a few bucks by purchasing your pass ahead of time if you’re sure you’ll need to be connected.

The good news is the airline is focusing its efforts on getting free in-flight Air Canada Wi-Fi for all its passengers in the future. It’s testing out “full, fast and free” Wi-Fi for its regional flights and plans on expanding that to its other customers.

How to maximize your rewards

You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what’s important to you. Here are our picks for the best travel credit cards of 2024 , including those best for:

Flexibility, point transfers and a large bonus: Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

No annual fee: Bank of America® Travel Rewards credit card

Flat-rate travel rewards: Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card

Bonus travel rewards and high-end perks: Chase Sapphire Reserve®

Luxury perks: The Platinum Card® from American Express

Business travelers: Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card

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