
Who We Are
Founded in 2004 to bring real-world operational discipline to international flight operations.
Our Story
Scott IPC® was founded by Shawn and Amy Scott to bring real-world operational discipline and resources to international flight operations.
Over twenty years on, the same expertise still shapes both halves: founder Shawn Scott wrote the original ICRH®, and the instructors who teach the courses now help guide it and Scott Plot® electronic plotting, delivered on iPad and used by flight departments operating worldwide. One system, from the classroom to the cockpit.
THE TEAM
Founders & Leadership
Instructors & Curriculum Development
Operations & Client Support
Business Development
Software Development
Company Milestones
Since 2004 we’ve kept one focus: helping flight departments operate internationally with precision and confidence. The mission hasn’t drifted.
JUL 2004
Scott IPC Founded
AUG 2004
First Live Class & ICRH® Published
2006
Launched Online Courses
2013
Scott IPC App Released
2020
Launched Scott Plot®
2025
Introduced Scenario-Based Training™
FUTURE
More to come!
Aviation has always advanced on the discipline of the people who fly it. From Wilbur Wright's earliest cautions to today's crowded oceanic tracks, safe operation has never been accidental; it is the product of preparation, judgment, and respect for the procedures.
We build our training around the areas the NBAA identifies as the highest safety priorities, and we teach crews how to meet them through scenario-based instruction that rehearses real decisions before they matter in flight.
That focus runs through everything we make: the courses we teach, the ICRH® crews carry, and the Scott Plot® tools they fly with. A safety-first culture isn't a slogan here; it's the reason the company exists.
Credentials & Industry Standing
TSOC-approved training, industry-engaged instructors, and a hand in the procedures that shape international flight operations.
Our International Procedures Training carries FAA TSOC approval; vetted against the standard for international operations training.
Our instructors have served on the NAT Operations Subgroup, helping develop oceanic procedures including SLOP and RVSM.
We present at the NBAA International Operators Conference, contributing to the practices that shape business aviation worldwide.
OUR NETWORK
Trip support on the ground, cockpit connectivity, and turbulence intelligence that plug into the procedures we teach and the operational tools in the cockpit.
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