IBAC, USI Partner on RPAS Audit Training
IBAC will oversee implementation of the IS-BAO remotely piloted aircraft systems auditor training program, while USI will develop courseware.
Cartersville, Georgia-based Phoenix Air Unmanned was the first to receive IS-BAO RPAS registration. (Photo: the International Business Aviation Council)
Cartersville, Georgia-based Phoenix Air Unmanned was the first to receive IS-BAO RPAS registration. (Photo: the International Business Aviation Council)

The International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) has teamed up with the Unmanned Safety Institute to develop and implement an auditor training program for the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO) for remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS). IBAC unveiled the IS-BAO RPAS program in January, naming Cartersville, Georgia-based Phoenix Air Unmanned as the first to receive registration. Phoenix Air Unmanned, a sister company to IS-BAO-registered charter aircraft operator Phoenix Air Group, worked with IBAC on a pilot program to include RPAS.