#2: AS9100 to IA9100: The 2026 Shift

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The QT9 Q-Cast

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The QT9 Q-Cast explains what’s happening in quality—clearly and without the hard-to-learn jargon. We cover the standards that matter, what’s new, what’s changing next, and how different industries are affected. Each episode turns real examples into simple step-by-step takeaways you can use right away across QMS, ERP and MRP. You’ll hear from quality leaders, operators, and regulatory pros who make complex ideas easy to understand—and even a little fun. Updated bimonthly, so you can expect a new episode every other week. Powered by QT9 Software.

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#2: AS9100 to IA9100: The 2026 Shift

The QT9 Q-Cast

24 minutes 21 seconds

2 months ago

#2: AS9100 to IA9100: The 2026 Shift

AS9100 is set to become IA9100 in 2026—and aerospace suppliers are already asking what that means for timelines, audits, and their QMS. In this episode, host Christian Reyes (QT9 Software; Lead Auditor for ISO 13485) interviews Mike Varney, aerospace quality consultant and president of MVQMS Consulting, to break down what’s likely coming and how to get ahead of it. Expect plain-English, early guidance on the anticipated Q4 2026 publication window and transition period, what auditors will emphasize (e.g., ethical behavior evidence, MSA), rising cybersecurity/IT security “shall” expectations, practical product safety clarifications (Clause 8.1.3), and smart ways to time your transition audit to upgrade from AS9100 to IA9100 without gaps. Mike also shares where small teams should start (think: a simple gauge R&R first) and busts common myths like “we need to rewrite our whole QMS” or “FAI alone proves process capability.” Reach out to Mike Varney Quality Management Solutions: MVarneyQMS.comYou can also find Mike Varney on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mike-varney-quality-management-solutions-llc/Check out www.QT9Software.com to learn more about us!