Module 1 of Air Boss 101 lays out the foundational context every Basic Air Boss candidate needs before touching regulations or duties. It defines the roles that make up an air show environment (performers, organizer, Air Boss, FAA/IIC, ATC, spectators), then walks through the ABRP credential ladder from Basic Air Boss (BAB) up through Standard and Regional Air Boss levels. The module defines a Basic Air Show’s hard limits, presents the ICAS Safety Creed, and closes with the professional standards and code of ethics every Air Boss is held to.

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 Module 1: What Is an Air Show?
0:47 1.1 The Air Show Environment
1:55 1.2 ABRP Credential Levels
2:56 1.3 Basic Air Show – Definition and Limitations
4:04 1.4 ICAS Safety Creed
4:59 1.5 Air Boss Standards and Code of Ethics