IP & Content Complaints

Last updated: 1 August 2026

What You Can Report Here

This page is the dedicated route for intellectual-property concerns: copyright, trademark, database rights, or similar claims about any question, explanation, image, or page on SkyStudy. It complements the general notice-and-action mechanism described in section 6.1 of our Terms of Service, which also covers illegal or policy-breaking user content.

It also covers job listings on our pilot jobs board. Every vacancy page carries a “Report this listing” control, which is the quickest route and needs no account: pick what is wrong, tell us what you saw, and leave an address only if you want to hear the outcome. Email works just as well if you would rather have a written record or want to attach something. There are two distinct things you may want to raise about a listing:

• You are the operator named in a listing. Write to us and we will take it down. We do not require you to prove infringement first: a vacancy attributed to an airline that did not authorise it is removed on the operator's word, and we will tell you what was submitted and by which contact address so you can act on it yourself.
• You believe a listing copies your text, or is fraudulent. Send the listing URL and what is wrong with it. Suspected recruitment fraud, a fee demanded from candidates, or a vacancy that does not exist is treated as urgent, because the harm falls on a pilot rather than on a rights holder.

Every job listing submitted to us is read and approved by a person before it is published; none is published automatically. Reporting a listing does not take it down by itself either: a report flags it for a person, who decides. An employer whose submission we decline, or whose published listing we later remove, receives a specific written reason and can contest it by replying to us or by writing to the address above. We never tell an advertiser who reported them.

How To Send A Notice

Email to2000bv@gmail.com and include:

• Where the content appears: the page URL, and for practice questions the question text or question ID, so we can find the exact item.
• The work you believe is infringed, and your relationship to it (for example owner, licensee, or authorised agent).
• Why you believe the SkyStudy item infringes that work.
• Your name and a way to reach you.
• A statement that you believe in good faith that the information in your notice is accurate.

Incomplete notices can still be sent, but they may take longer to review because we may need to ask for the missing details.

What Happens Next

• We aim to acknowledge your notice without undue delay, as quickly as we reasonably can.
• We review the claim against our records. SkyStudy questions are AI-assisted original content created under the direction of Toma Florin Cristi, with a dated creation history and hashed provenance records, so most claims can be checked quickly and factually.
• If a complaint is substantiated, we act promptly: the item is removed, rewritten, or replaced, normally within days.
• If a complaint is not substantiated, we reply and explain why, and the content stays up. Manifestly unfounded or repeatedly abusive notices may be handled as permitted by applicable law.

If Your Content Was Removed

If we remove or restrict something you posted and you disagree, reply to the notice you received or write to to2000bv@gmail.com and we will review the decision. Nothing on this page limits any rights you have under the EU Digital Services Act or other applicable law.

Related Pages

See Official Sources & Attribution for who authors SkyStudy content and how official EASA and LBA learning-objective material is referenced, and the Terms of Service for the full content-reporting and intellectual-property terms. This page is provided for transparency and is not legal advice.