Terms of Use

Version 2.0 — in force from 18 September 2026.

These terms are a contract between you and the operator of Aviators. Read them before you open an account. By opening an account or using the app you accept them. If you do not accept them, do not use the app.

These terms are governed by Israeli law and are written to be read by an Israeli pilot. Nothing in them takes away a right the law gives you, and where a term here would conflict with a mandatory provision of Israeli law, the law wins and the rest of these terms stay in force.

The Privacy Policy is a separate document. It explains what we do with your data, and it is not part of this contract.

1. Who you are contracting with

In these terms "we", "us" and "Aviators" mean the operator, and "you" means the account holder.

2. Safety — read this section even if you read nothing else

Aviators is a training aid and a record-keeping tool. It is not an aviation information service, it is not certified, and it is not approved by any aviation authority.

2.1 This app is not a source of official aviation information

2.2 The pilot in command decides, not the app

Final authority for a flight rests with the pilot in command, under the Aviation Law, 5771-2011 and the Aviation Regulations (Operation of Aircraft and Flight Rules), 5742-1981. Nothing in this app changes that, reduces it, or substitutes for it.

2.3 This is not an approved Electronic Flight Bag

Aviators is not an approved EFB application. If an operator wishes to use it as part of an EFB, that authorisation is a matter between that operator and the Civil Aviation Authority of Israel. We make no claim, and give no undertaking, that the app meets any EFB requirement.

2.4 Calculations must be checked

Any figure the app calculates or displays — flight time, hours totals, distance, bearing, altitude, fuel required or fuel remaining, or any other computed value — must be verified independently against the aircraft's Pilot's Operating Handbook or Approved Flight Manual and against official data before you rely on it for a flight. Treat every number in the app as a draft you are checking, not as an answer.

2.5 Never rely on this app in an emergency

Aviators is not a safety system, not an emergency system, and not a backup for aircraft equipment. Do not use it for emergency navigation, emergency communication or emergency decision-making.

2.6 It needs a working phone, and sometimes a connection

Parts of the app need an internet connection and will show older cached data, or no data, without one. Your phone may run out of battery, overheat, fail in sunlight, or be commanded off. Plan every flight so that losing this app entirely changes nothing about your ability to complete it safely.

2.7 Your logbook is not the official logbook

The logbook in this app is a convenience record for you. It does not replace the pilot logbook the Civil Aviation Authority of Israel requires you to keep, and it is not evidence of licence, currency or qualification. Keeping the records your licence requires, and keeping your own copies of them, remains your responsibility. The app can export your records so you can do that.

Where the app shows currency, recency or check status — for example a "current" indicator, a landings count or a check-due date — that is arithmetic on what you typed in, not a determination that you meet any regulatory requirement. The requirements are set out in the Aviation Regulations and by the Civil Aviation Authority; the app does not state them, and where the app and the regulations differ, the regulations govern.

2.8 Warnings, risk flags and status indicators the app generates itself

Some things in this app are not information from someone else — they are the app's own output. This includes pre-flight risk flags, "ready" and "complete" indicators, currency and check-status indicators, wind and weather summaries, and any coloured warning or all-clear.

3. Who may use the app

4. Your account

5. What is yours and what is ours

6. Instructor and student links

7. Acceptable use

Do not:

If you do any of this we may suspend or close the account, and we will tell you why unless the law prevents us.

8. Availability, changes and support

9. Changing these terms

We may update these terms — for example when the law changes or when the app does.

10. Our responsibility, and its limits

We want this section to be honest rather than clever, because a clause that a court strikes out protects nobody.

Nothing in this section limits your right to go to court. You may bring a claim against us in the Israeli courts at any time, and we do not ask you to arbitrate, to waive a class action, or to give up any statutory right.

11. Third-party services

The app relies on services operated by others, including our hosting provider, the app stores, and the aviation weather source named in the Privacy Policy. The app also links out to official aviation websites. We are not responsible for the content, accuracy or availability of a third party's service, and using one of them is subject to that party's own terms.

This does not apply to the providers we chose and engaged to run the service for us — our hosting, database and storage providers. For what they do in providing the service to you, we remain responsible as if we had done it ourselves.

Because the app is distributed through the Apple App Store, Apple requires us to state: this agreement is between you and us and not with Apple; Apple has no obligation to provide support or maintenance for the app; Apple is a third-party beneficiary of these terms and may enforce them against you; and we, not Apple, are responsible for any product-liability or intellectual-property claim relating to the app.

12. If things end

13. Law and jurisdiction

14. General

15. Contact