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Amy Wilder

Go Rentals has become the first rental car company to earn certification under the National Air Transportation Association’s (NATA) Safety 1st program. The designation aligns Go Rentals’ procedures and personnel training with safety protocols commonly used by FBOs, charter operators, and other aviation businesses.
NATA’s <a href="https://nata.aero/nata-safety-1st/">Safety 1st program</a> is a recognized industry standard for operational safety and training. By meeting its requirements, Go Rentals is now formally recognized as conforming to practices developed for aviation ground operations.
“Safety and service have always been at the core of Go Rentals,” said company CEO Kaye Gitibin. “Our certification under NATA’s Safety 1st program is more than just a milestone—it’s a clear demonstration of our dedication to aligning with the highest industry standards.”
NATA president and CEO Curt Castagna congratulated the car rental provider and said the certification “affirms Go Rentals’ internal commitment to safety and service” and demonstrates the company’s alignment with “rigorous Safety 1st standards upheld by FBOs and operators.”

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