Liberty Jet Management has been accepted into Wyvern’s elite Wingman program

(Trenton, NJ): Liberty Jet Management has successfully completed a Wyvern on-site audit and joined the ranks of those in the elite Wingman program.  Operators that have successfully passed the on-site audit undergo a rigorous process in which their safety and maintenance operations are scrutinized.  Operators are also required to submit to a post-audit where aircraft and crew background checks happen daily in the Wyvern database.  Operators that successfully complete the audit have met the Wyvern Standard, a globally recognized seal of excellence.  The Wyvern Standard far surpasses the industry standard for air charter safety.

 As a Wyvern Wingman, Liberty Jet Management will attract new business through the Wyvern Report, Wyvern’s built in services  will allow Liberty Jet to benchmark their daily commitment to safety.  As a Wingman, Liberty Jet will receive heightened visibility in the Avinode marketplace, the world’s leading marketplace for air charter.   To further support their commitment to safety, Liberty Jet will benefit from access to Wyvern’s pilot and aircraft safety survey (PASS) report.   The report provides real time data feeds to pilot information to include insurance, medical, and flight time hours.   Liberty Jet will be able to run a PASS report on each flight they charter.  Access to up to date information is essential to verifying safety information, as a Wingman Liberty Jet will receive Preliminary Accident Notification (PAN) alerts and Wyvern’s Safety Intelligence Report (SIR) on a daily basis. When purchasing air charter, customers want to see an operator’s commitment to safety.   Acceptance into Wyvern’s wingman program supports that commitment.

Liberty Jet Management Corporation was established in 2006 for the purpose of aircraft charter, management, and acquisition services. They are authorized to utilize the following Doing Business As (dba) name, as listed on their current Operations Specifications A001: Liberty Jet. The company is currently authorized to operate seven aircraft: one Citation S/II, two Citation Bravos, two Citation IIIs, one Challenger 600 and one Challenger 601.

 Wyvern’s auditors are trained to conduct IS-BAO and ACSF audits in conjunction with the Wyvern audit. Auditors travel all over the world to evaluate an operator’s safety and maintenance components against the Wyvern Standard. The Wyvern Standard is an enhanced set of safety criteria that far exceeds government regulatory requirements. Wyvern continues to make safety stand out.