The Industry & Stakeholder Body (ISB) is a group of subject matter experts that originate from industry & recognized stakeholder organizations worldwide, and works in partnership with the Joint Authorities for Rulemaking on Unmanned Systems (JARUS). The ISB is a successor to the Stakeholder Consultation Body (SCB). The ISB represents interests of its Members of the General Assembly at JARUS meetings and in JARUS work groups & focus groups to enable the views of Members to be presented to JARUS leadership.
The ISB supports JARUS by providing experts, on a voluntary and non-compensated basis, to serve on JARUS work groups & focus groups, and by providing its expertise and perspective to JARUS leadership and at JARUS meetings and with respect to JARUS documents. The ISB also ensures that documents and other information developed by JARUS are made available to all Members, to promote industry comments in internal and external consultation. In this respect, the ISB works in partnership with JARUS. The ISB interacts on all levels within the JARUS organization and acts as a forum of the stakeholder interests to enable their views to be represented and discussed in an open and constructive manner to facilitate the establishment of balanced and consolidated JARUS deliverables.
If you would like more information on how to join JARUS as an ISB member, please contact us using the link at the bottom of the page.
The following list shows the organisations that are currently represented in the ISB and JARUS Working Groups (note individuals and consultants are not listed below):
WG-AW (Airworthiness)
- Airbus, Aalto
- CASTC China
- Daedalean
- First Airborne
- Israel Aerospace Industries
- Kea Aerospace Ltd
- Meteomatics
- MTEC
- REDAM
- Speedbird Aero
- Thales Alenia Space
- Wingcopter
WG-SRM (Safety Risk Management)
- Aalborg Universitet
- Amazon
- Amazon Prime
- ANRA Technologies
- Anzen Unmanned
- ASTM
- Blueflite
- Boeing
- DFS / Germany
- Dimetor
- DJI
- Drone Up
- Dronesolut
- DroneUp
- EuroUSC Italia
- Flight Safety Foundation
- FlyFreely
- Flyvercity
- Flyzipline
- lear
- Manna
- Meck Consulting
- MIT Lincoln Labs United States
- Murzilli Consulting
- National Research Council of Canada
- NZ
- PWC
- Queensland University (QUT)
- Revolution Aerospace
- Revolution Aerospace & QUT
- RIGI Tech
- SAFRAN
- Safran Group
- Sagentia Aviation
- Skyeton
- Skyguide
- SkyPuzzlers
- Skyy Network
- Tama University
- Tokyo University
- TU Munich
- uasolutions
- Unisphere
- Unmanned Systems Bulgaria
- Wing
- Wingcopter
- Wingtra
- Zipline
WG-OOP (Operation, Organisation and Personnel)
- Boeing
- EuroUSC Italia
- JEDA/Avtrain
- NATS
- NTSU Aviation Solutions
- Shell
- Truweather Solutions
A number of non-active members of the ISB are also represented by the following organisations (note where organisations have both active and non-active individuals in the ISB, they have not been repeated below):
- AAD
- Access Partnership
- ADIF
- Aerostar
- Aerostats
- AeroVironment
- AIA
- Airbus
- AirNAV
- Airwayz
- Altitude Angel
- ATA Aviation
- AVY
- bluenest
- BSI standards
- CAMI
- CATEC
- Censys Technologies
- Ciconia
- Consultant
- DeepBlue
- DGA Group
- DigiSky
- dronamics
- Drone Alliance Europe
- Dronecloud
- Droneradar
- DroneUp LLC
- EANAN
- Embry Riddle University
- eRC-Systems
- Fada CATEC
- FoxATM
- GA-ASI
- Gradiant
- GSMA
- GXA Consulting
- Houma-Terrebonne Airport Commission
- Hoveruav
- Hylight
- IATA
- IFALPA
- IFATCA
- Independent contractor
- Inmarsat
- Iris Automation
- Khalifa University
- Lufthansa Technik
- Matternet
- Modern College of Business and Science
- NAV CANADA
- NEC
- NGC
- One Sky
- ONERA / France
- Pilgrim Technology
- Primsatic Ltd
- PT Iter Aero Industri
- Reliable Robotics
- ResilienX
- RTCA
- Sensefly
- Skydio
- Skypointe Ltd
- ST Engineering Aerospace
- Stratoship
- Thales
- The Padina Group
- UAV DACH
- University Carlos III de Madrid
- Van Blyenburgh&Co
- VTT Technical Research Center
- Windracers
- Wisk
- ZeroAvia