Accessibility Statement

Airchive aims to align key public paths with WCAG 2.2 Level AA principles. The current site uses semantic headings, visible focus indicators, skip navigation, responsive layouts, and high-contrast design choices across the main archive, news, forum, and policy routes.

The public site is navigable without an account, supports keyboard-first browsing, and keeps core content in standard HTML rather than rendering the archive as inaccessible image-only panels. Search, aircraft pages, forum threads, and legal pages are intended to remain readable on mobile and desktop layouts.

Some historical or restored archive material may inherit older phrasing, inconsistent heading hierarchy, or media references that are less accessible than the primary navigation and newly created pages. Legacy pages are preserved for continuity, so exact modern accessibility patterns may vary on those restored URLs.

Accessibility work is continuous. As additional interactive features are introduced, Airchive should extend testing to new components before launch rather than relying on the public archive baseline alone.