International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) Montreal, Canada

As a member association of IBAC, the ABAA is one of 15 associations spanning six continents that make up the council's Governing Board, representing the interests of business aviation around the world. IBAC promotes and manages the industry-leading standards for safety and best practice through its:

International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO)
International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling (IS-BAH)
Aircrew Identification Card

Member companies of the ABAA receive a discounted rate on IS-BAO document suite purchases and are eligible to purchase Aircrew Identification Cards. For more details on these globally recognized programmes, see the links below or contact info@ibac.org.

IS-BAO:

IS-BAO web page
New IS-BAO Initiatives:
- FlightPlan Stage1
- Progressive Stage 3
Purchase IS-BAO document suite (pdf form no longer used)
IS-BAO Brochure
Workshops

IS-BAH:

Aircrew Card:

Aircrew Identification Card

News:

IBAC News

Aims & Objectives

To promote the aviation interests of persons, firms and corporations in Australia operating aircraft in connection with their businesses.
To encourage the highest degree of operational efficiency and safety in connection with such aircraft.
To exchange information and suggestions relating to operational matters.
To advance and maintain an enlightened understanding on the part of government and airport authorities regarding the requirements of business aviation.
To take such measures as are desirable in order to promote better relations with and to make its suggestions known to regulatory and other agencies and to bring members of the Association into closer relationship with one another.
By means of the foregoing to attain wider recognition of the fact that the aviation activities of the members of the Association are of primary importance to the domestic economy of Australia.