The aero-domain is much more than a domain name - it's an Internet territory staked out by aviation for aviation. It will help enhance your identity, in today's crowded online environment, as a key player in the global aviation community.
Stake your claim: register your company name, brand names, products, and trademarks as aero-domains today to reserve your piece of this territory,
Since websites and email services using the aero-domain work with other domain names, many companies have chosen to register their aero-domain and redirect it to their existing web address, thereby leveraging their current presence and "reserving" their space in aviation's internet territory.
Moving from an existing domain to the aero-domain, need not be a difficult process.
Step 1: Have your DNS or email administrator configure your DNS, so that your aero-domain will display your desired web site and redirect your email.
Or request this service from your aero-domain registrar, have them redirect all web visit and email to your existing web address for a specified phase-out period.
Step 2: Notify all your external contacts of your new aero-domain email and web address. This communication can be carried out by email or print or as part of ongoing communications e.g. with outgoing invoices or placed orders. One aero-domain registrant has painted its aero-domain on the airplanes of the company.
Step 3: Ensure that you email profile (signature, footer and header) reflect your new email and web address ns make use of a customized header to promote awareness of this change to your contacts.
Step 4: Ensure that your business cards, stationery, presentations and collateral carry the correct information. This can be carried out over the stock life of the existing pieces.
Step 5: Add an advisory banner to your web site advising visitors of your change in web and email address and email, request that they update their bookmark and review their address book.
Once I register and have a aero-domain, how many email addresses could I have?
The number of email accounts depends entirely on you and the arrangement with your ISP or web hosting company. Many customers use two domains in parallel and redirect traffic from one to another, there are many possibilities. Either your current web hosting provider or the aero-domain registrar you choose, should be able to provide individual advice, arrange for web hosting, or redirection to your current web site.
Will my aero-domain websites or addresses be able to co-exist with my current .com extension?
Yes. This is a matter of asking your domain administrator to configure your DNS as you require. Your administrator will be able to ensure, for example, that your desired website is displayed when using your aero-domain address. Otherwise, you can ask your registrar to do this change for you.
Hans-Peter Oswald
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