This Privacy Policy sets out the principles based on which we process Personal Data collected through this website (hereinafter the “Website”).
This Privacy Policy forms part of the Terms and Conditions.  Please read the Terms and Conditions of Use and this Privacy Policy carefully before using the Website.

Definitions

“Personal Data”, as used herein, means any and all information about an identifiable natural person or, to the extent required by law about an identifiable legal entity.

Your consent

By accessing this Website you agree with this Privacy Policy and the processing of Personal Data described herein. If you do not agree please refrain from accessing this Website.

You may withdraw your consent at any time. We will then refrain from further processing your Personal Data, except to the extent the processing of your Personal Data is lawful for other reasons even without your consent (e.g. as necessary to comply with legal obligations or to protect overriding interests of third parties or ourselves, such as, e.g., the uninterrupted availability of our website or enforcement of violations of law, always provided, this is in compliance with applicable data protection laws).

How do we process Personal Data?

Any Personal Data collected through the Website is processed in accordance with the provisions of applicable data protection laws. We collect and process Personal Data carefully and solely for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy and to the extent necessary for the purposes described herein.

What Personal Data do we collect via the Website?

Personal Data collected via the Website may include:

(a) Information which you actively provide:
We collect information which you actively provide through the Website – e.g. by providing your email address, name, address, phone number or other information about yourself or about another person or legal entity in an online form on the Website, in a blog or through any other function on the Website which can be used to provide information to us.
The providing of such Personal Data will always be voluntary. Without providing such information you may, however, not be able to use the service for which the information is requested. The collection of the above mentioned personal data is considered for the safety of each individual, assisting CAST in properly identifying each registered member at all times and keeping others from accessing registered members personal training profiles and completed action items.

For what purposes do we process Personal Data?

(a) Information which you actively provide
When you actively provide Personal Data through the Website (e.g. in an online form) we are using such Personal Data for the purpose for which you provided it. By way of example: If you were providing your e-mail in order to register for training or further communication, we are using such Personal Data in order to send you material or to communicate.

In addition, we may use such Personal Data for statistical and analytical purposes (e.g. to find out how many people from which countries subscribe to our training.). Whenever reasonably possible we will anonymize such information before using it for statistical or analytical purposes.

Service providers
In addition, it will be necessary to share Personal Data with third parties who provide services to us for all purposes described above in the section and other, such as interviewing CAST registered members “For what purposes do we process Personal Data?”. Such service providers may include:

Employers

Recruiting departments

Employer Management

Airport Authorities

Other Airport employment based service providers

Whenever we share Personal Data with such third parties we request that they process Personal Data provided by us only for our purposes and in accordance with our instructions and that they implement the technical and organizational measures to protect Personal Data against unauthorized access, loss, theft, alteration and use as appropriate considering the level of sensitivity of Personal Data being processed.

Legal obligation or legitimate interests
In addition, we may always share Personal Data with third parties to the extent required by law or, to the extent permitted by applicable laws, necessary to pursue overriding legitimate interests. We may, by way of example, forward Personal Data to criminal prosecution authorities if necessary to investigate into illegal behavior, or we may use Personal Data in court or debt collection proceedings if necessary to enforce our rights.