Jack's Flight Club

Summary

The provided diff states only that approximately 88 words were added, but it does not include the actual added language or identify where it appears in the agreement.

AI Training and Customer Data

• It is not possible to determine whether the new language:
• Permits the provider to use customer data to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models;
• Allows use of customer data for human review, analytics, benchmarking, or product development;
• Applies to prompts, outputs, uploaded files, personal data, confidential information, or usage metadata;
• Applies by default or only if the customer opts in;
• Allows retention of customer data after termination;
• Permits sharing with affiliates, subprocessors, or third-party model providers; or
• Restricts use of customer data to aggregated, de-identified, or anonymized information.

Other Legal Risks

No reliable assessment can be made regarding changes to:

• Ownership or licensing of customer data and generated outputs;
• Confidentiality and data-security obligations;
• Privacy compliance and international data transfers;
• Indemnities or liability for AI-generated content;
• Data deletion and retention periods;
• Subprocessor rights; or
• Customer termination or opt-out rights.

Required Information

Please provide the actual 88-word addition, including any surrounding text and the relevant deleted or replaced language. Without the substantive wording, the legal effect and any new AI-training or customer-data risks cannot be analyzed.

Summary of Important Changes

Effective date and contact information

• The terms are updated as of 1 July 2026.
• The contract now expressly identifies support@jacksflightclub.com as a contact address for cancellations, complaints, questions, and refund issues.
• A new reference directs users to the App Terms and Conditions and Privacy materials, although the links or full Privacy terms are not included in the diff.

Cancellation and account deletion

• Paid members may now cancel billing through the Members Lounge subscription settings, but this is expressly limited to users who paid through Stripe on the Website.
• Users who paid by another method, or who cannot cancel through the Members Lounge, must contact support@jacksflightclub.com to request cancellation.
• Free Standby members may delete their account through the Members Lounge.
• The revised wording separates:
• ending a paid Membership;
• deleting a free account; and
• unsubscribing from marketing emails.
• Email unsubscribing can be done through email unsubscribe links or by updating alert settings in the Members Lounge. Unsubscribing does not cancel a paid Membership or delete the account.

Risk: The provisions may be confusing because cancellation depends on the payment method. The contract should clearly state when cancellation takes effect, whether contacting support is sufficient, and whether billing continues until the request is processed.

Refunds and payment methods

• Any refund is to be made using the original payment method.
• If that method is unavailable—for example, because a credit or debit card has expired—the customer must promptly provide an alternative payment method.
• Customers are made responsible for problems or costs arising from:
• the unavailability of the original payment method; or
• an alternative payment method supplied to the company.
• Customers may contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.

Risk: The customer-facing liability wording is broad and could potentially shift payment-processing problems or costs to the customer. The revised clause does not clearly explain what happens if the customer cannot provide an alternative method or how refunds will be handled where the original payment provider rejects the refund.

Other drafting changes

• Section numbering and headings have been reorganized, including the paid-membership price and payment section.
• A new complaints/questions contact provision appears in the website, app, or digital subscription services section.
• The diff contains substantial repetition and some apparently fragmented wording. The final published version should be checked for duplication, numbering errors, and consistency.

AI training and use of customer data

• No changes in the supplied diff expressly address the use of customer data to train AI models.
• There is no new or amended language granting or restricting rights to use customer content, account information, usage data, or communications for AI training.
• Any AI-training terms may instead appear in the referenced Privacy policy, App Terms, or another document, which should be reviewed separately.

Summary

The diff states only that approximately 88 words were added, but does not include the actual added language or identify where it appears.

AI Training and Data-Use Changes

• Cannot determine from the provided diff whether the customer’s data may now be:
• Used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models;
• Combined with other customers’ data;
• Reviewed by humans for model development or quality control;
• Retained after termination;
• Shared with affiliates, vendors, or third-party AI providers; or
• Used in de-identified, aggregated, or identifiable form.

Other Legal Risks

The actual wording is necessary to assess whether the addition changes:

• Ownership or licensing rights in customer data;
• Confidentiality obligations;
• Security and privacy commitments;
• Data retention and deletion requirements;
• Compliance responsibilities;
• Liability, indemnification, or limitation-of-liability provisions; or
• The customer’s ability to opt out of particular data uses.

Conclusion

No substantive legal analysis can be performed from the description alone. Please provide the 88 added words, preferably with the surrounding contract language and any deletion/replacement markers.

Key Changes and Risks

1. Updated terms and contact information

• The terms are dated 1 July 2026.
• A support email address—support@jacksflightclub.com—is added in several places for cancellations, complaints, refund issues, and questions.
• New or expanded links refer to the App Terms and Conditions and Privacy information, although the Privacy link appears incomplete in the supplied diff.
• The repeated and fragmented wording in the diff creates a drafting risk: the final published version should be checked carefully to ensure sections are not duplicated or incorrectly numbered.

2. Cancelling paid memberships

The procedure for ending a paid membership is clarified and potentially narrowed:

• A customer may cancel a paid membership through the Members Lounge subscription settings if payment was made through Stripe on the Website.
• If that method is unavailable, the customer must contact the company at support@jacksflightclub.com and ask the company to cancel the membership.
• This distinction may create uncertainty for customers who paid through another payment method or platform. The terms do not clearly state whether cancellation through the Lounge is available for all paid memberships.

Risk: Customers may believe that cancelling a payment method, deleting an account, or unsubscribing from emails ends the paid contract when it may not. The company should clearly state the effective cancellation date and whether cancellation stops future renewals immediately or only at the end of the current billing period.

3. Separating email unsubscribing from account or membership cancellation

The revised terms distinguish between:

• Unsubscribing from marketing or other emails, using email unsubscribe links or updating alert settings in the Members Lounge;
• Deleting a free Standby account; and
• Cancelling a paid membership.

The terms expressly state that unsubscribing from emails does not automatically cancel a paid membership or delete the account.

Risk: This clarification is useful, but the multiple cancellation routes may still confuse customers. The company should ensure that unsubscribe links, alert settings, account deletion, and paid subscription cancellation are clearly labelled and operate as described.

4. Refunds and payment-method obligations

The prior provisions concerning refunds and payment methods are substantially reorganised:

• Refunds are to be made through the original method of payment.
• Customers must promptly inform the company if that payment method is unavailable, such as where a credit or debit card has expired.
• Customers must provide an appropriate alternative payment method.
• Customers are made responsible for problems or costs caused by the unavailability of the original or alternative payment method.
• Customers are invited to contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.

Risks:

• The customer-liability wording is broad and could be challenged if it purports to transfer costs that are not reasonably within the customer’s control.
• The terms do not specify a refund processing timeframe.
• They should clarify whether the company may retain amounts where a payment method is unavailable, and how identity or fraud checks affect refunds.

5. AI-model training and customer data

No provision in the supplied diff expressly adds, removes, or changes permission to use customer data to train AI models.

Any AI-training rights would need to be checked in the separate Privacy notice, App Terms, or other data-use provisions. The references to those documents do not themselves grant a clear AI-training licence, but incorporating external terms without clear wording may create transparency and consent risks.

6. Other additions

• A new customer-support/complaints contact provision is added.
• A “Summary of your legal rights” heading and additional copyright/contact wording appear.
• The renewal/cancellation contact wording is changed so that support@jacksflightclub.com is expressly identified.

Summary

The provided diff does not include the text of the approximately 88 added words. It only states that words were added, without showing their content.

Legal and Commercial Impact

• Changes cannot be assessed without the actual added language.
• It is not possible to determine whether the additions affect:
• Customer data ownership or licensing rights
• Confidentiality or permitted disclosures
• Data retention, deletion, or security obligations
• Use of customer data for analytics, product improvement, or advertising
• Sharing data with affiliates, vendors, or other third parties
• Liability, indemnification, warranties, or compliance obligations
• Termination rights or post-termination data use

AI-Training Analysis

No conclusion can be reached regarding whether customer data may be used to train, fine-tune, evaluate, or improve AI models. The actual added wording should be reviewed for terms such as:

• “train,” “training,” “fine-tune,” or “machine learning”
• “improve” or “develop” services or models
• “inputs,” “outputs,” prompts, or generated content
• “de-identified,” “aggregated,” or “anonymized” data
• Rights to retain or use data after termination
• Sharing data with subprocessors or model providers
• Opt-out, consent, or customer-control mechanisms

Information Needed

Please provide the actual diff text showing the added language, including the words enclosed in {} and any related deletions or replacements.

Key Changes and Risks

1. Paid membership cancellation process changed

• Paid members can now cancel billing in the Members Lounge subscription settings, but only where payment was made through Stripe on the Website.
• Members who paid through another method may need to contact support@jacksflightclub.com to cancel.
• Risk: The wording may create uncertainty about the cancellation process for payments made through app stores, other processors, or alternative channels. The contract should clearly state the procedure and effective date for each payment method.

2. Free account deletion clarified

• Free “Standby” members may delete their account in the Members Lounge.
• This replaces or reorganizes the former wording concerning deletion and alert settings.
• Important distinction: Deleting an account is separate from unsubscribing from emails and from cancelling a paid membership.

3. Email unsubscribing separated from cancellation

• Members may unsubscribe using email unsubscribe links or by updating alert settings in the Members Lounge.
• The revised wording expressly states that unsubscribing from emails does not:
• Cancel a paid Membership; or
• Delete the customer’s account.
• Risk: This is clearer, but customers could still mistakenly believe that changing alert settings ends billing. The cancellation warning should be displayed prominently at the point of unsubscribe.

4. Refund procedure revised

• Refunds are to be made through the original payment method.
• If that method is unavailable—for example, because a credit or debit card has expired—the member must notify the company and provide an appropriate alternative payment method.
• The customer is made responsible for problems or costs caused by:
• The unavailability of the original payment method; or
• An alternative payment method supplied by the customer.
• The revised text also directs customers to contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.
• Risks: The clause does not specify refund timing, the company’s discretion in approving refunds, or what happens if the customer cannot provide a replacement payment method. The allocation of costs may be challenged if it is overly broad or unfair under applicable consumer law.

5. Administrative and drafting changes

• The terms are dated 1 July 2026.
• The paid heading is changed to “PRICE AND PAYMENT FOR PAID…”.
• A support email address is added for questions and complaints.
• Several section references and headings appear renumbered or truncated in the supplied diff. The final published version should be checked for coherent numbering and removal of duplicated text.

6. AI-model training and customer data

• The diff contains no apparent changes concerning customer data, use of customer content, artificial intelligence, machine-learning models, model training, or related privacy permissions.
• Any such terms would need to be reviewed in the separate Privacy Policy, App Terms, or other linked documents identified at the beginning.

Key Changes

1. Paid membership cancellation process changed

• Previous wording: Free Standby members could delete their accounts, while cancellation/unsubscription options were described separately.
• New wording: Paid members may end their contract by cancelling billing in the Members Lounge, but this is expressly limited to members who paid through Stripe on the Website.
• If payment was made through another channel, the customer must contact support@jacksflightclub.com to request cancellation.

Risk: The process is now payment-method dependent. Customers may mistakenly assume that deleting an account, changing alert settings, or unsubscribing from emails ends a paid membership. The terms should clearly explain how app-store or other payment methods are cancelled.

2. Email unsubscribing is separated from account or contract cancellation

The revised clause states that customers may unsubscribe from emails using:

• Email unsubscribe links; or
• Their alert settings in the Members Lounge.

It also clarifies that unsubscribing from emails does not:

• End a paid Membership contract; or
• Delete the customer’s account.

Risk: This distinction is helpful, but the repeated and heavily revised wording creates potential ambiguity about whether “updating alert settings” affects marketing emails only, flight alerts, or both.

3. Account deletion remains available to free members

Free Standby members may delete their account through the Members Lounge. The new structure places this in a separate clause from paid-member cancellation.

Risk: The terms do not clearly state what happens to account data, payment records, or other personal information after deletion. This should be addressed in the Privacy Policy.

4. Refund provisions revised

The revised language provides that:

• Any refund will be made through the original payment method.
• Customers must notify the company if that payment method is unavailable.
• Customers must provide an alternative payment method where necessary.
• Customers are responsible for problems or costs caused by the unavailability of the original or alternative payment method.
• Customers are asked to contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.

New risk allocation: The customer bears responsibility for payment-method failures and related costs. This may be challenged if applied broadly, particularly where the company could reasonably process a refund by another method or where consumer law provides mandatory refund protections.

5. Administrative and drafting changes

• The document is dated 1 July 2026.
• Several headings and clauses have been renumbered or reorganized, including the paid-membership pricing section and responsibility provisions.
• Additional references to contacting support@jacksflightclub.com have been added.
• The diff contains substantial repetition and apparent incomplete sentence transitions, so the final published version should be checked for formatting, numbering, and grammatical errors.

AI Training and Customer Data

No provision in the supplied diff expressly changes:

• Whether customer data may be used to train AI models;
• Whether prompts, usage data, or account information may be used for model training;
• Customer consent or opt-out rights;
• Retention or deletion of data used for AI training; or
• Disclosure of AI-related data processors.

Any AI-training terms would need to be reviewed in the Privacy Policy, App Terms, or another linked data-use policy.

Summary

The provided diff does not include the actual amended contract language. It only states:

> “Added approximately 88 words to the document”

Accordingly, it is not possible to determine:

• What contractual provisions changed;
• Whether any rights or obligations were added or removed;
• Whether liability, confidentiality, privacy, security, ownership, or termination terms changed; or
• Whether the customer’s data may now be used to train, improve, evaluate, or develop AI models.

AI Training and Data-Use Review

No specific language concerning AI, machine learning, model training, model improvement, data retention, data ownership, anonymization, or use of customer content is included in the supplied diff.

The actual added wording should be reviewed for terms such as:

• “train,” “fine-tune,” “improve,” “develop,” or “evaluate” AI or machine-learning models;
• Use of customer data, content, inputs, outputs, prompts, or usage data;
• Rights to use data on an aggregated, de-identified, or anonymized basis;
• Whether data may be shared with affiliates, vendors, or third-party model providers;
• Whether customer data is used for general-purpose models or only to provide the contracted services;
• Opt-out, consent, deletion, or retention rights; and
• Restrictions on using confidential or personal information for model training.

Required Information

Please provide the actual 88-word addition, together with any deleted or replacement wording, using the stated notation. Without the substantive text, no reliable legal risk assessment can be performed.

Summary

The provided diff states only that approximately 88 words were added, but it does not include the actual added language or identify where it appears in the agreement.

Analysis Limitations

Because the text of the additions is missing, it is not possible to determine:

• Whether customer data may be used to train, fine-tune, evaluate, or improve AI models.
• Whether the provider may use customer data for product development, analytics, or other secondary purposes.
• Whether customer data is shared with affiliates, vendors, or third-party AI providers.
• Whether the agreement includes opt-out rights, consent requirements, or restrictions on model training.
• Whether confidentiality, security, retention, deletion, ownership, or intellectual-property terms have changed.
• Whether the new language creates broader provider rights, reduced customer control, or additional compliance obligations.

AI-Training Risk Assessment

No conclusion can be reached from the information provided. The statement that 88 words were added does not reveal whether those words authorize AI training or other uses of customer data.

Please provide the full diff, including the actual added and deleted language.

Summary of Important Changes

Effective date and contact information

• The terms now state “Last Updated: 1st July 2026.”
• A general customer-support email address, support@jacksflightclub.com, is added in several places for cancellations, complaints, refunds, and questions.
• References to the App Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy remain.

Cancellation and account deletion

The cancellation provisions have been substantially rewritten and renumbered:

• Paid memberships: Customers can cancel billing in the Members Lounge, but this is expressly limited to customers who paid through Stripe on the Website. Customers using another payment route may need to contact support.
• Free Standby memberships: Customers may delete their account through the Members Lounge.
• Email unsubscribing: Customers can unsubscribe through email links or by changing alert settings in the Members Lounge while keeping their account.
• The previous wording has been reorganized into clauses 7.1–7.5. The new structure is clearer in separating:
• ending a paid membership;
• deleting a free account; and
• stopping marketing or alert emails.

Customer risk

• Unsubscribing from emails does not cancel a paid membership or delete the account. Customers could continue to be charged if they only use an email unsubscribe link.
• The wording appears to provide a self-service paid cancellation route only for Stripe Website payments. The process for other payment methods is less clear.
• The diff contains extensive repeated and overlapping text, creating a risk of drafting or publication errors. The final consolidated version should be checked carefully for duplicated clauses and correct numbering.

Refunds and payment methods

• Refunds are to be made through the original payment method.
• Customers must promptly notify the company if that payment method is unavailable, such as where a card has expired, and provide an alternative payment method.
• Customers are made responsible for problems or costs caused by:
• the unavailability of the original payment method; or
• an alternative payment method they provide.
• Customers are told to contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.

Customer risk

This shifts practical payment and refund-related risk to the customer. The wording may create disputes over failed refunds, expired cards, or costs associated with replacement payment details. It does not appear to explain how long refunds will take or what happens if no alternative method is supplied.

Other changes

• A heading is revised to refer specifically to “Price and Payment for Paid…” services.
• The renewal/non-renewal contact wording is clarified by adding the support email address.
• A customer questions/complaints contact provision is added.
• No provisions in the supplied diff change how customer data is collected, shared, used, or used to train AI models. Any AI-training terms would need to be reviewed in the Privacy Policy or other linked terms.

Summary of Important Changes

1. Updated date and contact information

• The terms now state: “Last Updated: 1st July 2026.”
• The customer-support email address, support@jacksflightclub.com, is added or clarified in several places, including:
• Cancellation requests;
• Questions and complaints;
• Further questions about the service;
• Refund-related issues.

2. Paid membership cancellation

The cancellation process for paid memberships has been revised:

• Customers who paid through Stripe on the Website can cancel billing through the Members Lounge subscription settings.
• The previous wording appears to have allowed or contemplated account cancellation or contacting the company more generally. The revised wording makes the online Stripe cancellation route more specific.
• Customers may still contact support if they need the company to cancel the membership for them.

Risk: Customers may misunderstand whether cancelling billing immediately ends the membership or merely stops future renewals. The terms should clearly state the effective cancellation date and whether access continues until the end of the paid period.

3. Free-account deletion

• Free Standby members may delete their account through the Members Lounge.
• This is separated from cancelling a paid membership and from unsubscribing from emails.

4. Email unsubscribing is expressly separated from cancellation

The revised clause states that customers may unsubscribe from emails while retaining their account by:

• Using unsubscribe links in emails; or
• Updating alert settings in the Members Lounge.

It also expressly states that:

• Unsubscribing from emails does not automatically end a paid membership contract; and
• Unsubscribing does not delete the customer’s account.

Risk: This clarification reduces ambiguity but could still result in customers believing they have cancelled a paid subscription when they have only stopped emails. The cancellation instructions should be displayed prominently and distinctly from marketing preferences.

5. Refund procedure and payment-method risk

• Refunds will generally be made using the original payment method.
• Customers must promptly notify the company if that method is unavailable, such as where a credit or debit card has expired.
• Customers must provide a suitable alternative payment method.
• Customers bear responsibility for problems or costs caused by:
• The unavailability of the original payment method; or
• The unavailability of an alternative payment method supplied by the customer.

Risk: The allocation of costs to the customer is broad and should be reviewed for fairness and enforceability, particularly where payment-method failure is outside the customer’s control.

6. Other drafting changes

• Renewal-notice wording now appears to direct customers to contact support@jacksflightclub.com.
• A new or relocated customer-complaints provision states that questions and complaints may be sent to that address.
• The diff contains repeated and fragmented text, suggesting possible numbering or formatting errors. The final published version should be checked carefully for duplicated clauses and coherent section numbering.

7. AI-training and customer-data use

No changes concerning the use of customer data to train AI models were identified in this diff. There is no added or removed language addressing AI training, model development, automated processing, data mining, or licensing of customer content.

Summary

The provided diff does not include the actual 88 added words. It only states that approximately 88 words were added to the document.

Legal and Commercial Impact

Because the inserted language is not shown, it is not possible to determine:

• Whether the customer’s data may be used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models.
• Whether customer data may be shared with affiliates, service providers, or third-party AI vendors.
• Whether data will be anonymized, aggregated, or de-identified before AI use.
• Whether the customer can opt out of AI training or withdraw consent.
• Whether the provider obtains ownership or other rights in customer data, inputs, outputs, or derivative models.
• Whether confidential information, personal data, or regulated data may be processed for model development.
• Whether new data-retention, security, deletion, or cross-border transfer obligations apply.
• Whether the provider disclaims responsibility for AI-generated outputs or uses customer data to benefit other customers.

AI Training Risk Assessment

No conclusion can be reached about changes to AI-model training because the relevant added language is missing. The statement that 88 words were added is not sufficient to identify whether the contract now authorizes AI training or expands existing data-use rights.

Information Needed

Please provide the actual inserted text, including any surrounding provisions and defined terms. The complete diff is necessary to assess whether the amendment creates new permissions, restrictions, or risks concerning the customer’s data.

Summary of Important Changes

1. Paid membership cancellation

• New process: Paid members can cancel billing in the Members Lounge subscription settings where payment was made through Stripe on the website.
• Potential limitation: The wording may not clearly explain how members who paid through another method, platform, or app should cancel. Those customers may need to contact support.
• The revised text appears to replace the simpler prior wording that allowed account deletion or cancellation through the Members Lounge.

2. Free account deletion

• Free Standby members may delete their account in the Members Lounge.
• This is now separated from cancellation of a paid membership and from email unsubscribing.

3. Email unsubscribing

• Members may unsubscribe using email unsubscribe links or by updating their alert settings in the Members Lounge.
• The revised clause expressly states that unsubscribing from emails:
• Does not end a paid Membership contract; and
• Does not delete the account.
• This clarification reduces ambiguity but creates a practical risk that customers may believe they have cancelled when they have only stopped receiving emails. The cancellation process should be made prominent and easy to distinguish.

4. Refunds and payment methods

• The revised provisions state that refunds will be made through the original payment method.
• Customers must promptly notify the company if that method is unavailable, such as where a credit or debit card has expired, and provide an alternative payment method.
• Customers are made responsible for problems or costs caused by:
• The unavailability of the original payment method; or
• An alternative payment method they provide.
• This shifts administrative and potentially financial risk to the customer and does not specify how refunds will be handled if the customer cannot provide a replacement method.

5. Contact and drafting changes

• Cancellation or refund problems may be raised at support@jacksflightclub.com.
• The diff adds or relocates contact information for questions and complaints.
• The renewal/non-renewal wording appears to replace a full stop with the support email address, suggesting a possible drafting or punctuation error.
• The supplied diff contains substantial duplicated and fragmented text. The final published version should be checked carefully for numbering, cross-references, and accidental omissions.

6. AI training and customer data

• No changes concerning the use of customer data to train AI models are shown in this diff.
• The diff does not add or remove any permission to use customer content, account information, communications, or other data for AI training, model improvement, or automated profiling.
• Any such terms would need to be reviewed in the separate Privacy Policy, App Terms, or other referenced documents.

Summary

The diff does not include the actual revised contract language. It only states:

> “Added approximately 88 words to the document”

Accordingly, it is not possible to identify the legal changes, new obligations, or risks from the information provided.

AI Training and Customer Data

No language is provided showing whether the customer’s data may be:

• Used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models;
• Used to develop products or services;
• Shared with affiliates, vendors, or other third parties for model training;
• Aggregated, anonymized, or de-identified before use;
• Retained after termination for training or evaluation;
• Excluded from training unless the customer opts in or opts out;
• Used to train general-purpose models versus customer-specific models.

Therefore, no conclusion can be reached about whether the contract introduces or expands rights to use customer data for AI training.

Key Risks That Should Be Checked in the Missing Text

The added language should be reviewed for:

1. Broad data-use rights

Terms such as “use,” “process,” “improve,” “develop,” or “derive insights from” may authorize uses beyond providing the contracted service.

2. Training authorization

Look for express permission to train, fine-tune, evaluate, or improve machine-learning or AI models using customer content, inputs, outputs, metadata, or usage data.

3. Anonymization standards

“De-identified” or “aggregated” data may still create privacy or re-identification risks unless the contract defines the standard and prohibits re-identification.

4. Retention and deletion

Training datasets, model weights, logs, and backups may remain after account termination unless deletion obligations are clearly stated.

5. Third-party access

The added language may permit subcontractors or model providers to receive and use customer data under separate terms.

6. Confidentiality and ownership

Confirm that customer data remains the customer’s property and that no broad license, intellectual-property transfer, or waiver of confidentiality is created.

Information Needed

Please provide the actual added, deleted, and replacement wording. Without the text of the 88-word addition, a substantive legal comparison is not possible.

Summary of Important Changes

1. Updated date and links

• The terms are marked “Last Updated: 1st July 2026.”
• References are added to the App Terms and Conditions and Privacy materials, although the Privacy link appears incomplete in the supplied diff.
• Users are directed to contact support@jacksflightclub.com for certain questions, complaints, cancellations, and refund issues.

2. New and clarified cancellation procedures

The cancellation provisions have been substantially reorganised and renumbered:

• Paid memberships: Customers can end a paid membership by cancelling billing in the Members Lounge, where payment was made through Stripe on the Website. Alternatively, they may contact Jack’s Flight Club at the support email address to request cancellation.
• Free Standby memberships: Customers can delete their account in the Members Lounge.
• Email unsubscribing: Customers may unsubscribe using email unsubscribe links or by updating their alert settings in the Members Lounge, while keeping their account.
• The wording now clearly distinguishes:
• cancelling a paid membership;
• deleting a free account; and
• unsubscribing from marketing or other emails.

3. Important limitation: unsubscribing does not cancel paid membership

The revised terms expressly state that unsubscribing from emails:

• does not automatically end a paid membership contract; and
• does not delete the customer’s account.

This reduces the risk of customers mistakenly believing that an email unsubscribe has stopped recurring charges. However, customers may still face disputes if the cancellation process is not clearly presented or if cancellation requests are not processed promptly.

4. Refund and payment-method provisions

The revised wording provides that:

• Any refund will generally be made using the original payment method.
• Customers must promptly inform the company if that payment method is unavailable, such as where a credit or debit card has expired.
• Customers must provide an appropriate alternative payment method.
• Customers are responsible for problems or costs caused by the unavailability of the original or alternative payment method.
• Customers are directed to contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.

Risk: The customer’s responsibility for costs associated with payment-method problems is broad and may be challenged if it attempts to shift costs caused by the company’s own processing failures. The terms also do not appear to specify refund timing or clearly define when a refund is legally due.

5. Other structural changes

• The pricing and payment section has been retitled “Price and Payment for Paid…”, but the supplied diff appears incomplete.
• The renewal-notice contact appears to have been changed or clarified to use support@jacksflightclub.com.
• A new general questions/complaints contact provision has been added.

AI Training and Customer Data

No provisions in the supplied diff expressly change how customer data is collected, used, shared, or used to train AI models. The added reference to the Privacy materials may be relevant, but the privacy terms themselves are not included. Any AI-training permissions would need to be checked in the Privacy Policy or other linked terms.

Summary

The supplied diff does not include the actual amended contract language. It only states that approximately 88 words were added.

AI Training and Customer Data

• No language is provided addressing whether customer data may be:
• Used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI or machine-learning models;
• Used to develop products or services;
• Combined with other customers’ data;
• Reviewed by personnel or third-party service providers;
• Retained after termination; or
• Anonymized, de-identified, or otherwise protected before use.
• Accordingly, it is not possible to determine whether the amendment creates new rights for the provider to use customer data for AI training or imposes new restrictions on such use.

Other Legal Risks

The actual 88-word addition is necessary to assess potential changes involving:

• Ownership and licensing of customer data;
• Confidentiality and permitted disclosures;
• Data retention and deletion;
• Security obligations and breach responsibility;
• Use of subprocessors or third parties;
• Intellectual-property rights in outputs or models;
• Indemnification and liability limits; and
• Compliance with privacy and data-protection laws.

Conclusion

No substantive legal change can be identified from the information provided. The full added text, together with any surrounding or replaced language, is needed for a meaningful comparison—particularly to assess AI-model training and customer-data-use risks.

Summary

The supplied diff does not include the actual amended legal text. It only states:

> “Added approximately 88 words to the document”

Because the added language is not provided, it is not possible to identify the substantive legal changes or assess new risks.

AI Training and Customer Data

No conclusions can be drawn about whether the document now:

• Permits customer data to be used to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models;
• Allows use of customer prompts, inputs, outputs, files, or personal information for training;
• Uses customer data in aggregated, anonymized, or de-identified form;
• Gives the provider rights to retain or reuse data after termination;
• Permits sharing of data with affiliates, contractors, or third-party AI providers;
• Provides an opt-out or requires customer consent;
• Limits training use to service improvement or permits broader commercial use; or
• Addresses ownership, confidentiality, security, or deletion of data used for AI training.

Risk Assessment

The actual risk cannot be assessed without the 88 added words and the surrounding provisions they modify. In particular, the location of the addition matters: language added to a data-use, confidentiality, intellectual-property, or AI-services section could materially change the customer’s rights and the provider’s permitted uses.

Information Needed

Please provide the full diff, including:

1. The exact added text;

2. Any deleted or replaced language; and

3. The relevant surrounding clauses, if the addition refers to defined terms or existing data-use provisions.

Once provided, the changes can be analyzed for legal effect, including any expanded rights to use customer data for AI model training.

Summary of Important Changes

1. Revision date and change description

• The “Last updated” date changes from 14 July 2026 to 21 September 2026.
• The description of the latest revisions has been substantially rewritten:
• The previous description referred to more explicit treatment of user-generated content and the collection/use of metadata embedded in media files, such as location or device information.
• The new description instead refers to:
• Minor edits explaining how to view or manage cookies; and
• Additional information about Microsoft Advertising and Microsoft Clarity services.
• This may indicate that the current policy no longer highlights user-generated content or media-file metadata in the revision summary. It does not necessarily mean those practices have been removed; the underlying policy should be checked.

2. Expanded tracking and analytics disclosures

• Microsoft Clarity is now expressly identified alongside Braze and other analytics providers.
• The stated purposes are expanded from measuring page visits to also include monitoring behaviour on a particular page and time spent on a website.
• This suggests more explicit disclosure of behavioural analytics, potentially including session or interaction data, depending on how Clarity is configured.

3. New advertising provider

• Microsoft Advertising has been added to the list of third-party advertising and social-network services used to provide relevant or targeted advertising.
• This expands the number of named advertising partners and may involve sharing identifiers, browsing activity, or similar advertising-related information with Microsoft.

4. Opt-out information

• The policy now provides a Microsoft Clarity telemetry information and opt-out link.
• The targeted-advertising opt-out wording has been slightly clarified by adding “here or here,” although the links should be checked for accuracy and functionality.
• Cookie controls are described more clearly:
• Users may manage preferences through the “privacy settings” link in the footer; or
• Visit the specified cookies page.
• The policy continues to state that some cookies are necessary for essential functions, such as payment processing.

5. AI training and model-use implications

• No express change addresses the use of customer data to train, fine-tune, evaluate, or improve AI models.
• The addition of Microsoft Advertising and Microsoft Clarity concerns advertising, analytics, telemetry, and behavioural tracking—not AI training as stated in the diff.
• However, the broader disclosure of behavioural and potentially device-related data could create indirect privacy or data-sharing risks if those providers independently use data for service improvement, profiling, or model development under their own terms. The provider contracts and full privacy notices should be reviewed to confirm this.

Key Changes

1. Updated terms date and contact information

• The terms are marked “Last Updated: 1st July 2026.”
• The contract now expressly provides support@jacksflightclub.com for cancellation requests, refund issues, questions and complaints.
• A new statement directs users to the App Terms and Conditions and Privacy information, although the links themselves are not shown in full in the diff.

2. Cancellation of paid memberships

The cancellation process has been substantially rewritten:

• Paid members who paid through Stripe on the Website may cancel billing through the Members Lounge subscription settings.
• The wording suggests that customers using another payment method or route may need to contact Jack’s Flight Club by email to cancel.
• The previous wording appears to have allowed cancellation or account actions more generally through the Members Lounge. The new wording is more specific and may create uncertainty about the correct method for non-Stripe customers.

Risk: Customers could mistakenly believe that changing alert settings or unsubscribing from emails cancels a paid membership. The revised terms separate these actions more clearly, but the payment-method distinction should be stated unambiguously.

3. Free accounts and email unsubscribing

• Free Standby members may still delete their account through the Members Lounge.
• Users who want to stop marketing or other emails while retaining their account may:
• use unsubscribe links in emails; or
• update alert settings in the Members Lounge.
• The terms now expressly state that unsubscribing from emails does not cancel a paid membership or delete the account.

Risk: The distinction is helpful, but the contract should clarify whether all service-related emails can be stopped, since essential account or billing communications may still be sent.

4. Refunds and payment-method obligations

• Refunds are to be made through the original payment method.
• Customers must promptly notify the company if that method is unavailable—for example, because a credit or debit card has expired—and provide an alternative payment method.
• Customers bear responsibility for problems or costs caused by the unavailability of the original method or an alternative method they provide.
• A new provision states that customers should contact support if they believe a refund is due after cancellation.

Risk: The customer’s responsibility for resulting “problems or costs” is broad and undefined. The terms do not specify the refund timing, the company’s responsibility where the payment provider causes delay, or limits on recoverable costs.

5. Other additions

• A new general contact provision addresses questions and complaints.
• Minor editorial and numbering changes appear to reorganize the termination, refund and payment sections.

AI Training and Customer Data

No changes concerning the use of customer data to train AI models are visible in this diff. The amendments do not add, remove or modify any express right to use customer data, content, prompts, account information or communications for AI training. Any such terms would need to be reviewed in the Privacy Policy, App Terms or another referenced document.