NBAA


Registration for this course includes registration to NBAA- BACE Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition.


SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016


8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. NBAA PDP COURSE: FLIGHT OPERATIONS MANUAL WORKSHOP (DAY 2 OF 2)


Location: Orange County Convention Center


This Session is eligible for CAM application and recertifi cation credit.


All fl ight departments should have up-to-date fl ight operations manuals that set forth policies and procedures to ensure safe and eff ective fl ight operations. This workshop focuses on


employing the International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations (IS-BAO) to meet this goal. Flight departments that demonstrate compliance with IS-BAO standards are eligible to receive a certifi cate of registration from IBAC.


This highly interactive workshop


covers safety management systems, standard operating procedures, fl ight operations, training, administration/ organization, maintenance and international standards. The instructor draws upon the experience of workshop participants to demonstrate how fl ight departments really operate. Participants will leave the workshop with suffi cient knowledge and materials to develop an IS-BAO- compliant draft manual upon arrival back at home base.


This course meets NBAA PDP Operations Objectives 1 and 4.


Registration for this course includes registration to NBAA- BACE Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition.


This section was produced based on information from NBAA’s website to help our readers plan for NBAA- BACE 2016. Please check the fi nal NBAA-BACE schedule at the show to ensure dates, times and locations haven’t changed.


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