IBAC-approved IS-BAO standards make gains
Corporate flight departments around the world have started adopting the new international standards for business aircraft operations (IS-BAO).

Corporate flight departments around the world have started adopting the new international standards for business aircraft operations (IS-BAO). The code of conduct was launched by the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) in April and is intended primarily as a means of compliance with Europe’s new JAR OPS 2 operating requirements for non-commercial business aircraft.

IBAC director general Don Spruston told AIN that 133 of the IS-BAO operations manuals have now been sent out for distribution through various business aviation associations. “So far, we have been soft-marketing IS-BAO and we are already finding a lot of word-of-mouth referral among operators,” he said.

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