International Aviation Services, LLC

We are in the process of obtaining an Air Operator Certificate for worldwide operations under Part 121 Supplemental Operations for Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) and Airbus Corporate Jets (ACJ). Our business model focuses on delivering unparalleled aviation safety and excellence while optimizing aircraft utilization through premium commercial services, setting a high standard for quality and reliability in the aviation sector.

 

Currently, 128 BBJs fly in North America, but only five meet FAA requirements under Parts 121, 135, or 125. The vast majority (92%) operate under Part 91, which provides less oversight and is not designed for the complexities of large aircraft. Because certification under Parts 121 or 125 is lengthy and expensive, the FAA often grants Letters of Authorization to allow operation under Part 91, thereby reducing regulatory burdens for both the FAA and the operator. FAA Part 91 operations are governed by General Operating and Flight Rules and are not designed or intended for large aircraft operations and maintenance.

 

 

To uphold our commitment to excellence, IAS provides the Part 121 Federal Aviation Regulations commercial operations certificate, along with comprehensive management services, at a competitive monthly fee of $40,000 per aircraft to maintain the Air Operator Certificate. This service ensures that each owner or client receives personalized support and operational oversight, enabling them to generate revenue from charter sales during periods of low utilization (estimated at 200 charter flight hours, totaling $3,600,000 in revenue). IAS would receive 15% of revenue and handling charges totaling $810,000. 

 

This stark gap underscores a critical safety concern in the industry, reinforcing the urgent need for rigorous regulatory oversight. Our priority is to meet and exceed these standards, serving an elite clientele of ultra-high-net-worth individuals and corporations that demand the utmost levels of safety, security, and operational excellence.

IAS makes the daunting FAA certification process manageable for BBJ/ACJ owners by providing a turnkey solution. Owners benefit from the highest safety standards, strong liability protection, and the ability to generate charter revenue, all without the administrative headaches.