News Release

Solairus Aviation demonstrates excellence with Wyvern Wingman certification renewal

US Part 135 Solairus Aviation has once more secured its designation as a Wyvern Wingman certified operator by maintaining Wingman status through the Flight Leader Program with quarterly coaching by Wyvern. The Wyvern Wingman standard, the first air charter audit standard in the aviation industry, provides a safety benchmark that allows air charter customers to assess performance expectations against recognised industry best operating practices before purchasing air charter services.

“Maintaining our Wyvern Wingman certification reflects Solairus' unwavering commitment to safety. I'm proud of our team for continuing to uphold the highest standards that define our industry-leading safety programmes,” states Rene Cervantes, Solairus COO.

The globally recognised Wyvern Wingman standard provides a safety benchmark that allows customers to assess performance expectations against recognised industry best practices before purchasing services. The scope of the evaluation includes a review and assessment of the organisation's compliance management system, internal evaluation programme, safety management system, human factors management, safety culture analysis, risk management policies, procedures and practices, emergency response plans and training programmes.

Headquartered in Petaluma, California, Solairus Aviation manages a fleet of over 340 aircraft from more than 75 base locations, providing aircraft management and private jet charter services to clients across the United States. In addition to Wyvern Wingman certification, the company holds an ARG/US Platinum rating and IS-BAO Stage III approval.

“Solairus Aviation's successful renewal of their Wingman certification reflects its unwavering commitment to safety and excellence,” said Andrew Day, Wyvern senior vice president, operators. “This achievement not only affirms its safety management system's alignment with international compliance but also demonstrates its adherence to the highest global standards and professional codes of practice in operations and aircraft maintenance.”