OUR COMMITMENT TO PRIVACY

Infotech Aerospace Services, Inc. (IAS) appreciates your interest in its services and your use of its websites and/or portals. IAS recognizes that building long-term business relationships depends in large part on trust. Earning your trust begins with IAS’s commitment to protecting your privacy. This privacy statement applies only to personal data collected during visits to IAS’s websites and portals. It does not apply to personal data collected offline or manually processed data.

NOTICE

IAS provides this online privacy statement to make you aware of IAS’s privacy practices and the choices you may make about the way IAS collects and uses personal information you provide through IAS’s websites and portals. This statement is accessible on the home pages of IAS’s websites and portals and on every web page on those websites and portals.

PUBLICCLY ACCESSIBLE WEBSITES

You can visit IAS’s publicly accessible website, www.infotechpr.net, without identifying yourself or revealing any personal information unless you choose to do so. Visitors to IAS’s publicly accessible websites are asked to provide personal information such as name, mailing address, and e-mail address only if they want to communicate with IAS (e.g., to ask a question or request information) or submit a resume. IAS uses this personal information to communicate with you (e.g., answer your questions, respond to your requests, process your resume). If you choose not to provide IAS with personal information, you can still access certain portions of IAS’s publicly accessible websites.

IAS collects non-personally identifiable information online such as a user’s domain name, browser type, date and time of access, and pages viewed to better understand your needs and to provide better service. IAS uses non-personally identifiable information that it collects online to measure the number of visitors to a website and to determine the features of the website that users find useful based on the amount of traffic to those features. IAS uses this information to enhance the user’s experience at the website and to prepare future content based on users’ interests.

PASSWORD-PROTECTED WEBSITES AND PORTALS

IAS also sponsors a number of password-protected websites and portals that it makes available to customers, suppliers, employees and others by invitation only. Before accessing these websites or portals, you must complete a registration process, which requires you to provide personal information such as name, business affiliation, e-mail address, and in some cases nationality, to obtain access credentials. IAS uses the personal information you supply during registration to verify your identify and permission to access a particular website or portal, to provide you with customized content, to log your use of certain portions of IAS’s password-protected websites or portals, to engage in transactions with you or your company, and/or to determine your eligibility to view and/or use export controlled content. In some cases, you may be asked to provide additional personal information after your initial registration to verify information you previously provided or to obtain access to additional services. If you choose not to provide IAS with required personal information during or after the registration process, IAS may deny you access to some or all portions of IAS’s password-protected websites or portals.

In addition to personal information IAS collects from users of its password-protected websites and portals, IAS collects non-personally identifiable information online such as a user’s domain name, browser type, date and time of access, and pages viewed to better understand your needs and to provide better service. IAS uses non-personally identifiable information that it collects online to measure the number of visitors to a website or portal and to determine the features of the website or portal that users find useful based on the amount of traffic to those features. IAS uses this information to enhance the user’s experience at the website or portal and to prepare future content based on users’ interests.

SHARING THE INFORMATION

Except as discussed below, IAS will not sell, rent, or lease to third parties the personal information it collects online from you. IAS may share personal information collected from you with IAS affiliates and information technology contractors for the purposes described in this statement. IAS will not otherwise share your personal information with third parties without your consent, unless required by law or as disclosed to you when the information is collected. If IAS shares your personal information with a third party, such party will either be subject to IAS’s policies or contractually required to provide the same privacy protection as IAS in handling your personal information.

CHOICE AN ONWARD TRANSFER DATA

As described above, IAS will offer the opportunity to opt out of disclosure to third parties (other than IAS affiliates and information technology contractors) of personal information IAS collects online from you. IAS will not use the personal information you provide online for purposes incompatible with those described above or that you later authorize without first notifying and offering you an opportunity to opt out of such use.

ACCESS

IAS strives to keep your personal information accurate. IAS provides access to the personal information it collects online from you so that you may review, update, amend, correct, or delete it. If you choose to delete it, IAS will use reasonable efforts to remove your personal information from its files. Note that deleting certain information may make you ineligible to access certain content or features on IAS’s websites or portals and may result in cancellation of access privileges to password-protected websites and portals. To protect your privacy and security, IAS also will take reasonable steps to verify your identity before granting you access to your personal information. To access your personal information, return to the web page where you originally entered it and follow the instructions on that web page. If you cannot access your information on the web page, please telephone IAS at (787) 609-4000 for assistance. You can also send your request to Infotech Aerospace Services, 699 Industrial Avenue, Isabela, P.R. 00662-3581.

SECURITY AND INTEGRITY

IAS is committed to ensuring the security and integrity of your information. IAS has adopted reasonable physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to safeguard the personal information you provide to IAS online. These procedures protect the information against unauthorized access or disclosure, loss or misuse, and alteration or destruction. They also help ensure that the information is accurate and used properly.

CHILDREN

Although IAS’s web site is not directed at children, IAS is committed to complying with all applicable laws and requirements, such as the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. IAS does not knowingly collect information from children under the age of 13. If IAS learns that it has personal information relating to a child under the age of 13, IAS will delete that information from its systems.

LINKS TO UNRELATED PARTY WEBSITES

Links to unrelated party websites found on IAS’s websites or portals are provided solely as a convenience. If you use these links, you leave the IAS website or portal. IAS has not reviewed these unrelated party sites, and does not control and is not responsible for any of these sites, their content, or their privacy policies and practices.

HOW IAS USES COOKIES

IAS may use cookies to obtain non-personal information from you when you visit IAS’s websites or portals. A cookie is a small text file placed on your computer's hard drive that allows web sites to recognize repeat users, facilitate users’ access to sites, and compile aggregate data that will allow content improvements at the website or portal. If users do not want cookies to be accessible to IAS, most browser programs allow users to deny or disable the use of cookies. If you choose not to disable the use of cookies, then your browser adds the text in a small file. Cookies allow a web application to respond to you as an individual. By gathering and remembering information about your preferences, the web application can tailor its operation to your needs, likes, and dislikes. Cookies also help us analyze web traffic and let us know when you visit a particular site. If you choose to deny or disable the use of cookies some functions of IAS’s websites or portals may not be available to you.

Overall, IAS’s limited use of cookies helps IAS operate more effective websites and portals by monitoring what's working and what isn't through traffic analysis. IAS wants to be sure you understand that accepting a cookie does not give IAS access to your computer or any personal information other than the data you choose to share with IAS.

PERIODIC CHANGES

Please note that IAS reviews its online privacy practices from time to time and those practices are subject to change. Therefore, users should periodically review this page to ensure familiarity with the most current version of our online privacy statement.

YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF OUR PRIVACY PRACTICES

By using this web site, you signify your acceptance of this privacy statement, and you adhere to the terms and conditions posted on the web site. If you do not agree with any of these terms, please do not use this site or submit any personal information.

Effective Date October 10, 2005