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NATA has added Wyvern, a provider of aerospace safety risk management solutions, to its Partner+ program. This collaboration aims to expand safety-focused offerings for NATA members by connecting them with Wyvern’s expertise in safety risk management. Facilitating access to tailored business solutions, the Partner+ program also supports strategic initiatives within the aviation industry.
“Wyvern is proud to join NATA’s Partner+ Program to provide value to NATA’s many members, including FBOs and MROs. As our Wingman certification has been the global standard in the industry for decades, Wyvern’s new certification is a game changer, evaluating Wingman FBOs and Wingman MROs against contemporary safety risk management best practices and international standards,” said company CEO Sonnie Bates. “Wyvern’s vision is to ensure all aerospace organizations achieve and maintain a healthy safety culture, and we look forward to serving NATA members on their journey towards safety excellence,”
Founded in 1991, Wyvern provides a range of safety-related services, including training, consulting, auditing, and risk management software. The company offers programs such as Wingman FBO and Wingman MRO certifications, a quality safety management system (QSMS), and a virtual safety officer service.
NATA’s Partner+ program will be featured next week at the NBAA Schedulers &amp; Dispatchers Conference in New Orleans.

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