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Worldwide Jet Charter renews ACSF IAS
Worldwide Jet Charter is a private jet charter company that has built a reputation for safety, as evidenced by the renewal of its inclusion on the IAS registry.

Arizona-based Worldwide Jet Charter has renewed its status on Air Charter Safety Foundation's Industry Audit Standard (IAS) registry.

“We embrace the highest possible standards when it comes to convenience, luxury, safety and security,” says president and chief executive officer Andrew Kaufman. “We would strongly recommend the adoption of this standard to any organisation looking for continuous improvement and the ability to keep safety as its number one priority.”

The IAS is an audit programme specifically created for on-demand operators by a committee of Part 135 and 91K industry leaders. It is conducted every 24 months and is designed to evaluate regulatory compliance and the operator's SMS programme against both FAA and international standards.

As well as its IAS registration, Worldwide Jet Charter also holds Wyvern Wingman, IS-BAO Stage II and ARGUS Platinum ratings.

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