Copyright & Intellectual Property Policy

All content published on this website and within Aerorisk programmes, including but not limited to:

• Text, articles, and written materials
• Course syllabi, training manuals, presentations, slides, and assessments
• Proprietary frameworks, methodologies, and learning outcomes
• Logos, branding, graphics, videos, and downloadable resources

are the intellectual property of Aerorisk, unless otherwise stated.

This content is protected under the Copyright Act 1987 (Malaysia) and applicable international intellectual property laws.

All rights, titles, and interests in the programmes remain exclusively with Aerorisk.

No licence or ownership rights are transferred to users, students, partners, or institutions unless expressly agreed in writing.

Users may:

• View and access content for personal, educational, or non-commercial use
• Download materials only where explicitly permitted

Any use must retain all copyright and proprietary notices.

Without prior written consent from Aerorisk, users may not:

• Reproduce, copy, or redistribute content in whole or in part
• Modify, adapt, translate, or create derivative works
• Sell, sublicense, or commercially exploit any content
• Upload or share materials on public platforms, learning management systems, or third-party websites
• Use Aerorisk content for training delivery, teaching, or certification purposes

Unauthorized use may result in legal action.

“Aerorisk”, the Aerorisk logo, and all related programme names are trademarks or proprietary identifiers of Aerorisk.

Unauthorized use of Aerorisk branding is strictly prohibited.

Aerorisk reserves the right to:

• Monitor use of its content
• Restrict access to materials
• Take legal action against copyright infringement, misuse, or unauthorised distribution

Requests to reproduce, license, collaborate, or use Aerorisk content for academic, institutional, or commercial purposes must be made in writing.

Aerorisk may update this policy at any time. Continued use of the website or materials constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.