Fractional jet provider AirSprint has maintained its Wyvern Wingman Pro designation, a high mark in the industry of safety and auditing.
AirSprint, a Canadian fractional jet flight provider, has maintained its Wyvern Wingman Pro designation.
The certificate is a high mark of operational safety, provided by industry auditor Wyvern.
Wyvern is an industry organization that reviews, educates, and audits aerospace companies for safety and operational excellence.
The Wyvern Wingman Pro is their highest safety certification for air charter operations.
By maintaining its designation, AirSprint has re-demonstrated its commitment to safety and exceptional performance.
“AirSprint has continued to demonstrate an unwavering commitment to safety and operational excellence, consistently raising the bar for business aviation,” said Andrew Day, COO of Wyvern, in a press release.
Day continued:
“The renewal of their Wyvern Wingman Pro Certification is a testament to the organization’s disciplined approach to safety management, strong leadership, and dedication to continuous improvement.”
To keep the designation, operators must actively participate in the Wyvern Flight Leader Program, quarterly monitoring, and coaching to sustain safety standards.
Wingman Pro validates organizational safety culture, using evaluation tools recognized by safety experts and regulatory bodies worldwide.
AirSprint received the Gold Standard designation earlier this year after making Canada’s Best Managed Companies list for three years in a row.
Air Sprint, founded in 2000 and based in Calgary, Canada, is a fractional private jet flight provider. The company has 17 light and mid-sized private jets.
Their fleet includes Textron’s CJ2+, CJ3+, and Embraer’s Legacy 450 and Praetor 500.
In June, AirSprint announced a management-led sale to a pair of private equity companies.
Last month, it confirmed plans to add long-range private jets to its fleet.