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IADA expands membership with 13 aviation businesses

June 5, 2026

The latest intake has brought aircraft dealers, maintenance providers and finance specialists into the association's global network.

The International Aircraft Dealers Association (IADA) has admitted three new accredited dealers and 10 verified Products and Services members, expanding its network of companies involved in business aircraft transactions.

“The continued addition of high-quality members reflects IADA's commitment to maintaining the highest standards of integrity, transparency and expertise in the aircraft transaction industry,” says Lou Seno, executive director of IADA. “Each of these organisations brings unique capabilities and a proven track record that enhances the value IADA members deliver to the global marketplace.”

The newly accredited dealers are EAC Aircraft Sales AB, EMCJet and Global Aircraft Corporation, which provide aircraft sales, acquisition and advisory services to business aviation customers.

The 10 new Products and Services members include operators, maintenance providers, consultants, finance specialists and aircraft support companies. Among them are Airshare, Banyan Air Service, Beacon Aircraft Technical Services, Elevate Jet, Jets MRO, Northpoint Commercial Finance and RIM Alliance.

The additions broaden the association's expertise across aircraft ownership, charter operations, technical oversight, maintenance, financing and parts support.

Accredited Dealers must meet IADA's membership standards and undergo annual re-accreditation. Products and Services applicants require sponsorship from three existing accredited dealers before completing a review process that includes industry feedback and independent assessment.

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