What we hold
Privacy
Doorstone LLC of Nashville, Tennessee, is the company responsible for this site and for anything it holds. This page is short because there is very little to describe, and most of it is a list of what is absent.
Everything held, in three rows
| What | Where it sits | How long | Who else sees it |
|---|---|---|---|
| A letter and its four fields: name, reply address, subject, and the letter | The mailbox two people share | While the exchange is live and a short while after, since a second letter almost always concerns the first | The mail service carrying it, in transit |
| One word recording that the storage card was answered | Your own browser, under this address | Until you clear site data for this site | Nobody. It never leaves the machine you are reading on |
| What you type into the fare search, at the moment you press the button | Not held here at all. It goes straight to the company that operates the search | Theirs, under their notice | That company |
There is no fourth row. There is no account, no profile, no history and no record that any particular person has read any particular page.
No counter, anywhere
Not analytics, not an advertising tag, not a pixel, not a social widget, not an embedded video, not a map tile, not a comment thread. Neither typeface on this site is fetched from another company's server: both sit here beside the stylesheet and the script.
This is not a promise that page views are withheld from somebody. They are never collected, so there is no record to withhold.
Hosting needs a host, and hosts keep the short operational logs that make hosting possible. Those stay with the host, are not assembled for us, are not delivered to us, and are never laid alongside anything in our mailbox.
If that ever changes
Advertising and measurement are not on this site today. If either is ever added, this notice will be rewritten before it goes live rather than afterwards, this section will say what was added and what it collects, and the date at the foot of the page will move.
We would rather write that sentence now than leave a reader to discover the difference later.
The fare search
The one place on this site where anything is sent anywhere.
Pressing the search button sends the two places, the two dates and the number of travelers to the company that operates the search on our subdomain. That company is Travelpayouts, an affiliate network that runs the search product this paper carries. Nothing else goes with it: not a name, not an address, not a record of what you read here first.
From that moment the arrangement is theirs. Their own privacy notice governs what they hold, what any airline or booking site downstream of them holds, and how long. We cannot see a search, a result or a booking, and we could not retrieve one if asked.
The booking service sets its own storage once a reader crosses to it, under its own notice rather than this one. Nothing it sets can be read from this domain, and nothing on these pages sets anything on its behalf.
Seven things this site never asks for
Card numbers. Bank details. Passports, driver's licenses and government numbers of every kind. Dates of birth. Medical information. An account. A password.
None of the seven has a field anywhere on this site, and none of them would have a use here if it did.
Rights, and how to use one
Write to copydesk@kestrelroads.com from the address a letter came from. You may have a copy of everything held, a correction to it, or its deletion, and deletion happens on reading rather than after a deliberation.
Readers in California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah and Texas, among other states, have these rights under their own statutes. We do not ask which state anybody is in, so the same answer is given to everybody, which is simpler and better than sorting readers by law.
Two rights that usually follow have nothing here to attach to: nobody is profiled and no decision about anybody is taken automatically, because neither thing exists on this site.
We do not sell or share anything, and we never have. There is no opt out to click because there is no arrangement to opt out of. A global privacy signal sent by a browser is therefore already honored by there being nothing to honor it against.
Children
This paper addresses no children, asks nobody's age, and holds nothing that would reveal it. If a parent believes a child has written to us, tell us at copydesk@kestrelroads.com and the letter is deleted the day we read the message.
Security, honestly stated
The site is served over HTTPS and holds no database, no login and no store of readers, which removes most of what could go wrong. The mailbox is a mailbox and is as safe as mail is.
Nobody can promise that transmission over the internet is perfectly safe and this page will not be the first to try.
Who to write to
Doorstone LLC, 1 Vantage Way, Nashville, TN 37228. copydesk@kestrelroads.com for anything about this page, post@kestrelroads.com for anything else, +1 (629) 355-2417 during Wednesday to Saturday, 10 am to 4:30 pm Central.
Reviewed August 11, 2026.