To define the standards of Business Aviation in India.
To achieve the highest levels of safety, efficiency and reliability possible.
To actively promote the growth of Business Aviation in India.
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Who are we?
A not for profit organization, BAOA is the unified voice of General and Business aviation in India. It aims to create a congenial environment for the sector’s growth, by ensuring better coordination amongst industry stakeholders, regulatory authorities and the Government.
BAOA works closely with the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA), Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and International Business Aviation Council (IBAC), which is the umbrella organization for all business aviation activities across the world and has permanent observer status with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO).
BAOA in News
- Slash in import duty on private jets proposed, Financial Chronicle 19/1/2015
- India Relaxes Regulations for BizAv Operators, AIN Neelam Mathews, 4/12/2014
- High taxes in India make MRO firms look overseas to grow business_Business Standard- 24/11/14
- DGCA eases rules for airlines with less than 3 aircraft, DNA- 19/11/14
- DGCA rolls back proposal to redefine private airlines, The Financial Express- 19/11/14
- DGCA withdraws proposal to ban charter operations with less than three aircraft, The Indian Express- 19/11/14
- DGCA withdraws amendment plea, The Pioneer - 19/11/14
- Experts unimpressed, say draft aviation policy lacks specifics, The Hindustan Times - 15/11/2014
