Safety at 40,000 Feet: How Fly Business Aviation Sets a New Standard

In private aviation, luxury often takes center stage: leather interiors, gourmet catering, and seamless travel experiences. But true luxury isn’t just about indulgence, it’s about trust. At Fly Business Aviation, our mission is to combine sophistication with uncompromising safety. Behind every flight is a network of certifications, audits, and systems designed to protect what matters most: our passengers.

This commitment to excellence is reflected in every part of our operation. Here’s why our certifications are not just plaques on a wall, but the foundation of a world-class aviation experience.

IS-BAO Stage 3: Beyond Compliance

Achieving IS-BAO Stage 3 certification places Fly Business Aviation among a select group of operators globally. Unlike Stage 1 or 2, this level of certification proves that safety is deeply embedded in company culture.

Our Safety Management System (SMS) doesn’t just react to risks; it anticipates them. Independent auditors regularly evaluate our practices, ensuring that our pilots, dispatchers, and support teams follow global best practices equivalent to those of major airlines.

For clients, this means every decision, from flight planning to aircraft maintenance, is made proactively, creating a level of trust that’s essential for high-profile travelers, executives, and families.

FAA Part 135: The Backbone of U.S. Charter Operations

While IS-BAO represents international excellence, FAA Part 135 is the U.S. gold standard for commercial charter operations. Every flight under Part 135 follows meticulous procedures for:

• Recurrent training every six months for every pilot.

• OEM-backed maintenance programs to guarantee aircraft performance.

• Operational oversight that covers everything from weight distribution to flight crew duty times.

  
  

This certification isn’t just a legal requirement, it’s a promise of consistency and reliability. Each passenger steps aboard a jet that meets stringent safety protocols, with crews who are as prepared as they are professional.

EASA Alignment: Meeting Global Expectations

Private aviation is global by nature. Our clients travel between countries, cultures, and continents, so it makes sense that our safety standards align with those of Europe’s EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency).

EASA requirements often exceed U.S. regulations, so adopting their practices shows our dedication to surpassing expectations. For brokers, this is an assurance that no matter where their clients fly, they’re supported by an operator that plays at an international level.

More Than Just Flights: A Culture of Safety

Certifications are only part of the story. At Fly Business Aviation, safety is woven into every touchpoint:

• Our dispatch team monitors weather, slot times, and flight plans in real time.

• Aircraft undergo constant maintenance tracking to minimize downtime and ensure peak performance.

• Passengers enjoy personalized service with the assurance of an airline-level safety net.

  
  

These processes create something that no marketing campaign can fake, genuine trust built through years of experience and constant investment in excellence.

Why It Matters

The private aviation market is growing rapidly, and with that growth comes variability in standards. Some operators cut corners to offer competitive pricing, but Fly Business Aviation believes safety is non-negotiable. Our certifications are proof that we choose quality over shortcuts, and this resonates with discerning clients who value peace of mind as much as speed and comfort.

The Fly Business Advantage

From our bases in Miami (OPF) and Scottsdale (SDL), we connect travelers across the U.S., Caribbean, Latin America, and beyond. Our Hawker 800 fleet offers timeless style, reliability, and range for up to eight passengers, all supported by a team that prioritizes precision in every detail.

When you fly with Fly Business Aviation, you’re choosing more than a private jet, you’re choosing a safety culture that’s been carefully built over more than a decade of operations.

Because luxury isn’t truly luxury without security.