Cookie Policy

Not at all — a cookie is a tiny text file stored on your device by websites you visit. There's nothing harmful about it — it cannot execute programs, infiltrate your files, or cause any damage. Its only job is helping websites remember your preferences and keep your experience consistent across visits.

No — and this is a common concern worth clearing up. Cookies cannot browse through your device files, locate your email address, or grab anything you haven't directly shared with that specific website. They only carry information you've already given to that particular website — nothing sitting elsewhere on your device is touched.

These are third-party cookies, typically placed by advertising companies operating across multiple websites. They track general browsing habits rather than personal details — though this is precisely why many people choose to limit or decline them altogether.

Session cookies have a short life — they exist purely for your current browsing session. Persistent cookies take a different approach entirely, remaining on your device and remembering your preferences and login information each time you come back to the same website.

It's actually quite straightforward — your browser settings give you full say over which cookies get accepted and which don't. You can block the lot, accept everything, or be somewhere in between – it's entirely your call. Flash cookies fall outside standard browser controls entirely and need managing directly through Adobe's website instead.

Yes, we do use cookies on groups.theflightsguru.co.uk, they serve a practical purpose — keeping your experience consistent, storing your preferences, and giving us useful insight into how our site performs. You can adjust your cookie settings anytime through our on-site tool or directly through your browser – it's entirely your choice.