AirOS Comms

AirOS Comms is the messenger for people who already use AirOS. It is for your organisation’s channels, direct messages, and chats attached to an operational record. It is not a public social network, and it does not replace the AirOS flight-deck app. Sign-in is a pairing code from AirOS, not a separate account. On a computer, open your profile menu and choose AirOS Comms setup. On this device, scan that code. The device stays signed in until you unpair it or an administrator revokes it. What you can send • Text in channels, direct messages, and record chats • Photos from your library • Voice notes: hold to record and release to send • Walkie-talkie: hold to talk for up to about 30 seconds Open the gear menu and turn on Walkie speaker if a walkie-talkie message should play on the speaker while the app is connected. It is off until you turn it on. Optional end-to-end encryption is available on direct messages and group direct messages. When it is on, message text is encrypted on the device. AirOS stores only ciphertext for those messages and cannot read them. Channels, record chats, and service requests stay readable by AirOS so search, mentions, and operational workflows keep working. Photos, voice notes, and walkie-talkie are not available inside an encrypted thread. Notifications After pairing, the app asks permission to send notifications. A new message can wake the phone. Encrypted messages show a generic alert. This app is for staff of an AirOS organisation. You need an AirOS account with access to Communications before the phone can be paired. AirOS Comms does not sell subscriptions. AirOS Comms is made by AirOS Operations Ltd. Support: [email protected] Privacy: https://air-os.app/security-and-privacy