
Since 1989 International Aviation Service Assistance has been providing Aircraft Maintenance Services to support numerous airlines throughout the Australia and Asian region.
Our high dispatch reliability is due to our commitment to excellent service, high standards of quality, sensitivity to customer requirements, and our endless effort to be effective and achieve a great on time performance results.
IASA is managed and directed by a team of highly motivated Aircraft Maintenance Managers with strong skills to professionally guide our company and to achieve the best results within the Airline industry.
Our Team
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Goals
- Conduct our business to the highest standards of integrity and professional ethics.
- Support our customers with the highest degree of excellence ensuring on time departures and reliable performance.
- Continual development and training of our Technical Aircraft Maintenance team ensuring that the highest quality of services are delivered to the customer in an efficient and productive manner.
- Create a positive working relationship with all staff members to make International Aviation Service Assistance a world class company, capable of supporting the operational requirements of each customer.
- Tight cost controls coupled with aviation managerial expertise ensures that our customers achieve their profitable operational objectives.
- Commitment to continual safety provides an ongoing safe environment to our customers and staff.
Management
- Conduct our business to the highest standards of integrity and professional ethics.
- Support our customers with the highest degree of excellence ensuring on time departures and reliable performance.
- Continual development and training of our Technical Aircraft Maintenance team ensuring that the highest quality of services are delivered to the customer in an efficient and productive manner.
- Create a positive working relationship with all staff members to make International Aviation Service Assistance a world class company, capable of supporting the operational requirements of each customer.
- Tight cost controls coupled with aviation managerial expertise ensures that our customers achieve their profitable operational objectives.
- Commitment to continual safety provides an ongoing safe environment to our customers and staff.
Approvals
IASA holds the following national airworthiness regulatory approvals:
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Civil Aviation Authority of Philippines (CAAP) Aircraft Maintenance Organisation Certificate.
click here to download certificate (682 KB)
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Civil Aviation Authorty of Singapore (CAAS) Certificate of Approval - Clark, Philippines
click here to download certificate (255 KB)
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Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) Certificate of Approval - Perth, Australia
click here to download certificate (282 KB)
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Civil Aviation Department of Hong Kong (HK-CAD) Air Navigation Order 1995 Approval
click here to download certificate (197 KB)
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Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia (CASA) CAR 30 Certificate of Approval.
click here to download certificate (337 KB)
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Department of Civil Aviation Malaysia (DCAM) Certificate of Approval
click here to download certificate (197 KB)
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Director General Civil Aviation Indonesia (DGCA) CASR-145 Certificate of Approval
click here to download certificate (456 KB)
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European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part-145 Approval Certificate.
click here to download certificate (638 KB)
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Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) FAR-145 Air Agency Certificate
click here to download certificate (268 KB)
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Air Niugini Instrument of Authorisation
click here to download certificate (203 KB)
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Garuda Indonesia C of A
click here to download certificate (585 KB)
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Qantas Maintenance Organisation Authorisation
click here to download certificate (188 KB)
These approvals recognise our commitment and dedication to providing a quality service to our customers.
IASA Line Stations
- Brisbane (Australia)
- Cairns (Australia)
- Clark (Philippines)
- Denpasar (Indonesia)
- Guangzhou (China)
- Hong Kong (China)
- Incheon (Korea)
- Jakarta (Indonesia)
- Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
- Manila (Philippines)
- Melbourne (Australia)
- Osaka (Japan)
- Penang (Malaysia)
- Perth (Australia)
- Qingdao (China)
- Singapore (Singapore)
- Sydney (Australia)
- Xiamen (China)