ISTAT Appraisers Program Overview

Each ISTAT member, who has satisfactorily demonstrated that they are qualified to appraise transport aircraft, has been granted the right to use one of the professional designations established by ISTAT. The ISTAT Appraisers Program (IAP) is overseen by the IAP Board of Governors (IBG).

IAP qualifications and current ISTAT Certified Appraisers

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IAP Governing Document

Ethical practices and conduct required of ISTAT Certified Appraisers of all grades are defined in the ISTAT Appraisers Program (IAP) Handbook including Principles of Appraisal Practice and Code of Ethics Revision #10 Effective 2023.02.01 (the Handbook). The Handbook also contains the IAP's bylaws and definitions.

Handbook

This Handbook has an effective date of 1 February 2023. This Handbook supersedes the ISTAT Appraisers Program Principles of Appraisal Practice & Code of Ethics - Revision #14 Effective: 2020.03.01 and the ISTAT Appraisers Program Handbook - Revision #9 Effective: 2020.03.01.

For circumstances where definitions and terms in effect prior to 31 January 2022, inclusive, are required, please contact ISTAT IAP Executive Director, Peter Negline, at IAPExecutiveDirector@istat.org for a copy of the superseded IAP Principles of Appraisal Practice & Code of Ethics and/or the ISTAT Appraisers Program Handbook.

Becoming an ISTAT Certified Appraiser

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Advancement to Senior Appraiser

ISTAT Certified Appraisers can seek advancement to Senior Appraiser.

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