What does AOG stand for? How our team responds to these unexpected situations

The acronym AOG stands for aircraft on the ground and refers to an aircraft failure to operate (often due to technical or weather-related issues ). 

An AOG is an unexpected event and can occur at any time. Your IBC Aviation advisor updates you in real-time about the situation of your flight. 

In the event of an AOG, our team fully discloses all the specificity of the issue and keeps you informed of the potential delay. In case of extensive repairs preventing the aircraft from taking off, your expert will rapidly search for a new suitable alternative. The IBC Aviation team is trained and ready to solve these time-critical situations and provide 24/7 support to ensure that your travel plans remain as lightly disrupted as possible. 

The IBC Aviation Security

• IBC Aviation selects the adapted aircraft from a network of trusted operators preliminarily audited by our team.
• IBC Aviation ensures that chartered aircraft undergo regular maintenance checks and verifies crew training cycles. 

The IBC Aviation Availability and Reactivity 

• IBC Aviation oversees each flight from A to Z. From Paris, Geneva, and Luxembourg, our experts assist your departure and ensure that boarding procedures unfold smoothly. 
• In the event of a technical issue requiring a change of aircraft, our advisors immediately search for a private jet adapted to your needs to provide you rapidly with a solution. 

Private Jet Charter IBC Aviation:

Our teams are available 24/7 to help you select the private jet adapted to your needs and your itinerary. Contact our Paris Office at +33 1 41 69 88, Geneva Office at +41 22 880 28 88 or send us an email at .

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