International Council of Air Shows
Aviation and Aerospace Component ManufacturingVirginia, United States11-50 Employees
The International Council of Air Shows (ICAS) is a trade and professional association focused on the aviation and aerospace component sector, established to promote safety, standardization, and professional integrity within the air show industry. Based in Leesburg, Virginia, ICAS traces its origins to 1967, with incorporation in Wisconsin in 1976, and is oriented toward supporting its membership by fostering a vibrant, safety-conscious air show ecosystem. The organization serves air show sponsors, pilots, and event organizers, working to provide information, advance safety standards, and coordinate with government agencies to uphold best practices in aviation events. ICAS positions itself within the aviation and aerospace industry as a steward of high safety and professionalism, encouraging member operations to adhere to rigorous standards and ethical conduct. A recent context note is the organization’s ongoing role in guiding industry practices and safety norms as part of its mission to sustain a robust air show community in North America.