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Altius achieves FAA SMS Part 5 acceptance
Navigating the FAA SMS Part 5 acceptance process is a complex and demanding task. ASS provided Altius Aviation with the necessary support and strategic guidance to meet these rigorous standards.

Altius Aviation has successfully achieved FAA safety management system Part 5 acceptance, guided by Aviation Safety Solutions' comprehensive and expert-led Safety Assistance Program.

Chief pilot Ian Crawford says of ASA: "Its expertise was crucial in navigating the complexities of the FAA SMS Part 5 acceptance process. This accomplishment is a testament to our unwavering commitment to safety and operational excellence."

Established in 2008, Altius Aviation is an FAA certified Part 135 air carrier providing aircraft management and charter services from its Syracuse Hancock International airport headquarters in New York state.

Navigating the FAA SMS Part 5 acceptance process is a complex and demanding task that requires a deep understanding of regulatory requirements and best practices in safety management. Aviation Safety Solutions, with its extensive expertise and proven track record, provided Altius Aviation with the necessary support and strategic guidance to meet these rigorous standards.

"We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Altius Aviation for this significant achievement," says ASS CEO Amanda Ferraro. "Our team's expertise in FAA SMS Part 5 requirements played a pivotal role in helping Altius Aviation implement an effective safety management system. Its proactive approach and dedication to safety are truly commendable."

Aviation Safety Solutions' Safety Assistance Program encompasses a comprehensive suite of services, including risk assessments, policy development, staff training and continuous support, ensuring that aviation operators can confidently meet FAA standards and foster a strong safety culture.

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