Air Shows Magazine

Time is running out to register for the 2019 Canadian Air Boss College. The college is the simplest way to forward your desire...

As performers and event organizers make final preparations for the 2019 air show season, it is important to once again read and think about...

In the wake of the partial government shutdown at the beginning of the year, ICAS headquarters was forced to give serious consideration...

In February, ICAS announced the dates and locations of the first air show performer training camps of the 2019 season. Spaces are still available...

With the approval of the Air Boss Recognition Program (ABRP) late in 2018, the FAA and ICAS agreed to a phased implementation of...

For a decade, putting the most efficient egress information into the hands of the first responders has gone from a poorly publicized project to...

Following on the heels of a successful series of internet-based townhall meetings at the end of the summer, ICAS will be hosting a pair...

As part of the recently completed ICAS Air Boss Academy at MCAS Miramar in late September, ICAS conducted an informal and non-scientific survey of...

Every briefing at a North American air show includes a variation of the phrase, “No brief, no fly.” The pre-show safety briefing is a critical...

Late last month, after several years of development and multiple revisions, the FAA formally accepted the ICAS Air Boss Recognition Program. Originally scheduled to...