Apollo Jets has retained its Wyvern Wingman Broker certification following completion of a detailed virtual audit conducted by an internationally accredited aviation safety auditor. The audit assessed compliance with Wyvern’s code of ethics and its standards on risk management, legal conformance and operational transparency.

Wyvern's Wingman Broker certification scheme identifies charter brokers that commit to ethical conduct and go beyond standard requirements. The programme offers brokers a structured approach to achieving regulatory compliance, industry best practice alignment and high safety benchmarks.

Apollo Jets president Dean Giasi says: “Safety is the foundation of everything we do at Apollo Jets and earning the Wyvern Wingman Broker certification once again is a testament to our unwavering commitment to the highest industry standards. Our clients trust us to provide not only luxury and convenience but also the peace of mind that comes with knowing every flight meets rigorous safety and compliance standards. This recertification reinforces our dedication to transparency, ethical business practices and continuous improvement in private aviation.”

The renewed accreditation reflects the company's ongoing focus on training, safety processes and a transparent operational culture. Wyvern senior vice president of operations Andrew Day adds: “Wyvern created the Wingman Broker programme to provide the world's premier charter brokers an opportunity to demonstrate that not only do they comply with all regulatory requirements but that they have chosen to go above and beyond to include safety and ethics among their core values. The entire Apollo Jets team is to be commended for its efforts in establishing such high values in an industry that demands transparency.”

Apollo Jets remains among a small number of charter brokers globally to hold the certification.