Asian Corporate Aviation Management (ACAM), a company specialising in aircraft management, CAMO, charters, trip support and ground handling across the Asia-Pacific region and based at Seletar airport, is aiming to achieve the International Business Aviation Council's IS-BAH standard as a follow on to its successful IS-BAO Stage I accreditation.

The company has recently completed the National Air Transportation Association's (NATA) Safety 1st online aircraft marshalling training modules at the NATA Safety 1st training centre for its ground support team. Dublin based FBO and ground handling specialists, Global FBO Consult has also been engaged by ACAM to support both IS-BAH and Safety 1st implementation.

Joshua Maniar, flight operation supervisor, explains: “The Safety 1st online training modules covered all we needed and more, to create total awareness and understanding of every role we engage in on the ramp. Safety does not happen by itself; you need to create a safe culture through training.”

CEO Darren Broderick adds: “Since its establishment in 2010, ACAM, which is listed in the top 20 operators by fleet for the region, has strived to attain the best professional standards in the business aviation sector. The company is the largest, privately owned, corporate aviation management company in the southeast Asia and Pacific region. We provide clients with a range of bespoke services from full turn-key aircraft management solutions through to basic aircraft operations and maintenance support services.”

ACAM currently operates a fleet of corporate aircraft types including large cabin Gulfstream and Bombardier, Boeing Business Jets, Embraer, Hawker and Beechcraft.