Corporate Air Achieves ACSF IAS Registered Status
/The Air Charter Safety Foundation (ACSF) welcomes Corporate Air, LLC, of Pittsburgh, Penn., as the latest charter operator to be added to the ACSF Industry Audit Standard (IAS) Registry.
“Corporate Air is extremely proud to be among the industry-leading companies that have earned registration by the Air Charter Safety Foundation,” said Michael W. Vargo, Director of Sales and Marketing with Corporate Air, LLC. “Safety and unparalleled service are the foundation of our organizational culture. The ACSF registration is yet another milestone in our quest for continual improvement.”
The ACSF developed the most robust, comprehensive standard for the Part 135 and 91K community in the marketplace today. The IAS audit process and registry were developed to position an operator, through a single audit, to gain world-wide recognition of its Safety Management System program.
The ACSF audit program evaluates operators every 24 months and was established to advance charter and shared aircraft ownership industry standards and practices and to promote the universal acceptance of safety management systems. The IAS continues to grow, with 23 operators successfully making the registry.
“Becoming an approved operator of the Air Charter Safety Foundation has been the next step to improve safety and professionalism as our industry demands,” said Randy Hlavsa, chief pilot for Corporate Air, LLC. “We welcome the improvements that we have gained as a result of this endeavor.”
Customers should look for the ACSF IAS registered logo and encourage their preferred charter provider to participate in the program. The ACSF makes its operator registry and key company details available at no charge, so verification of IAS registration is quick and easy. Charter consumers can view the registry at www.acsf.aero/registry.
Supporting materials are available at www.acsf.aero/audit. Operators wishing to initiate the audit process should contact either Russ Lawton or Alison McHugh at 1-888-SAFE-135 (888-723-3135).