Terms of Service: Student Code of Conduct & Course License

Subhead: This document establishes the agreement between you and 303-Drones, LLC for access to our training programs. By enrolling, you agree to these terms, including compliance with all governmental regulations.

Section 1: Acceptance and Contact

This ToS is effective immediately upon your enrollment. It is governed by our internal Legal and Compliance Standards for AI Systems to ensure fair access and data security. For legal inquiries, contact: Legal@303-drones.co 

Section 2: Intellectual Property and Course License

All course content, including videos, texts, and exam materials, is the exclusive property of 303-Drones, LLC.

• License Grant: We grant you a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access the course for your personal training and certification preparation only.

• Prohibited Use: You may not copy, share, distribute, or resell any course materials. Any attempt to do so will result in immediate termination of your course access without refund.

Section 3: CRITICAL: User Responsibility and Flight Liability

This is the most important section, clarifying that successful course completion does not grant any waiver of liability regarding FAA rules.

• FAA Compliance Mandate: You are solely responsible for knowing and adhering to all Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations, including FAA Part 107 and Remote ID (Part 89), during all phases of flight.

• Liability Disclaimer: 303-Drones, LLC, its instructors, and AI systems are not liable for any fines, penalties, damages, or injuries resulting from your non-compliant or negligent drone operations. Our course is for educational preparation only.

Section 4: Refund and Termination Policy

• Refunds: We offer a 7-day money-back guarantee from the date of enrollment, provided no more than 10% of the course content has been accessed. After 7 days, all fees are non-refundable.

• Termination: We reserve the right to immediately terminate your access if you violate these Terms (e.g., unauthorized sharing of course content or documented non-compliant flight).