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Amy Wilder

NATA Compliance Services has rebranded as AirTera, reflecting its expanded focus on security, safety, and compliance technology across the aviation and transportation sectors. The rebranding includes a new visual identity and an updated website.
AirTera’s technology services include its <a href="https://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/general-aviation/2025-02-13/nata-cs-launches-safety-management-system-ai">AI-powered safety management system (SMS)</a>, launched in January, and its identity management system (IDMS) that has been available since 2022. Its offerings also include crew credentialing, biometric fingerprinting, FAA pilot records database support, TSA security program training, and anti-drug and alcohol management.
“For 25 years, we’ve been a trusted partner to industry leaders and regulatory agencies, ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance,” said AirTera CEO Jiri Marousek. “Now we’re taking a bold step forward, expanding our capabilities to serve charter operators, airlines, airports, cargo, and ground operations with smarter, more connected solutions.”&nbsp;&nbsp;
AirTera’s rebranding aligns with its core values of trust, guidance, and innovation. “AirTera represents the next generation of security, safety, and compliance technology—built for the evolving demands of aviation and ground operations,” Marousek said.

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