The introduction to Air Boss 101 sets up the course under ABRP Manual Rev 2.0, Sections 3(b) and 11(a)(i), and explains who it’s for: candidates pursuing the initial Basic Air Boss (BAB) Letter of Authorization, those shadowing an active Air Boss for Show Day Credits, and industry personnel who need foundational knowledge to work around one. It states the six knowledge-exam learning outcomes, the course format (instructor-led, scenario-based, 15 questions, 80% to pass), and draws the hard boundary of BAB scope: Basic Air Shows only, daytime, five acts maximum, one aircraft airborne at a time.

Part of the ICAS Air Boss Recognition Program (ABRP), the FAA-recognized credentialing path for civilian Air Bosses. Reference: ABRP Manual Rev 2.0. International Council of Air Shows (ICAS) – airshows.aero

Chapters:
0:00 Air Boss 101 – Course Introduction
1:10 Course Overview: Purpose, Audience, and Scope
2:44 Course Format and Learning Outcomes
3:58 BAB Scope – What This Course Covers