Updated 10 November 2026.
Contact and scope
This notice concerns Airport Ride Geneva, using airportridegeneva.com as its public operating name. Call +44 7418 377801 about information held for your request or to exercise a data-protection right.
Details used to prepare travel
The form records your name and contact details with the itinerary, local timing, passenger and bag counts and vehicle preference. You can also supply flight, seat, name-sign and special-request information. Keep comments relevant to practical travel arrangements; do not send identity documents, medical records or card details.
Why the information is processed
The information lets reservations review the journey, discuss a quotation, contact the organiser and arrange a service if confirmed. Processing supports steps requested before a contract and the performance of agreed arrangements. Operational security and prevention of misuse are legitimate interests; legal obligations may also require particular records.
Where the record is kept
Requests are private WordPress records available to authorised administrators. Hostinger provides the hosting service. Necessary journey information can be passed to the provider or driver arranging a confirmed service. Data is not sold and an enquiry is not a marketing subscription.
Retention and requests
No automated removal period has been set for enquiry records. Administrators can delete records, and you can ask for deletion where information is no longer needed. A dispute, confirmed booking or legal obligation may justify retaining relevant records. Ask reservations about the particular information held for your reference.
Your rights and website choices
Depending on the applicable law and circumstances, you may request access, correction, erasure, restriction or a portable copy and object to processing. Identity checks may be necessary. You can raise a complaint with a competent supervisory authority. No automated decision establishes a booking.
Essential WordPress administration uses cookies and the host maintains technical security records. The form’s abuse counter uses a hashed IP value temporarily. Public users do not need an account and addresses are entered manually. External links, including WhatsApp, have their own privacy practices.