
At iFlyPlus, safety is not a slogan. It is verifiable standards, independent audits, and 150+ pre-flight checks before every journey.
Our partner operators hold the industry's highest safety certifications — voluntary commitments that exceed legal requirements.
Highest Aviation Safety Rating
Conducted by ARGUS International (SGS Group member), covering 900+ audit standards. Evaluates operations, pilot training records, maintenance programs, SMS, ERP, and organizational safety culture. Only ~5% of global charter operators hold this certification.
150+ Pre-Flight Checks Per Trip
Wyvern offers the industry-unique PASS System (Pilot and Aircraft Survey System) — before every flight, it independently verifies the specific crew and aircraft assigned, covering 150+ checks: pilot training & currency, accident records, background checks, aircraft maintenance status, and insurance coverage.
ICAO-Endorsed Safety Management
Developed by IBAC, based on ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs). IS-BAO is the internationally recognized SMS maturity standard across three stages: Stage I (Documentation) → Stage II (Implementation) → Stage III (Integration). Stage III represents safety management fully embedded in daily operations and culture.
Our partner operators hold pilots to standards far above legal minimums. Safety begins in the cockpit.
3,000+ Hours
Captain minimum 3,000 total flight hours (FAA Part 135 legal minimum is only 1,200). SIC minimum 1,000 hours. 250+ hours PIC in specific aircraft type.
Mandatory
All pilots must annually complete recurrent training in Level D full-motion flight simulators, covering engine failure, severe weather, emergency landings, and other extreme scenarios.
Class 1 Medical Certificate
Pilots must hold a Class 1 aviation medical certificate, with annual examinations covering vision, hearing, cardiovascular health, neurological assessment, and more.
All Personnel
All pilots and crew must pass rigorous background screening, including criminal records, drug/alcohol testing, and prior safety records.
Certification is not the destination — it's the starting point. We maintain multi-layered continuous monitoring to ensure every flight operates under the highest safety standards.
Both ARGUS Platinum and Wyvern Wingman require an on-site audit every 24 months. Conducted by independent third parties, covering 900+ standards to ensure ongoing compliance with the highest safety benchmarks.
Through the Wyvern PASS system, before every flight we verify crew qualifications, training records, accident history, aircraft maintenance status, and insurance coverage — ensuring "the certification you see is the aircraft you'll fly."
All partner operators must establish and maintain a mature Safety Management System (SMS), including risk identification, incident reporting, corrective actions, and continuous improvement mechanisms. Safety data is regularly reviewed with proactive intervention on trend anomalies.
Every flight completed on the iFlyPlus platform becomes part of our safety record. We are proud of our zero-accident history, but we are never complacent — every day of safe operation is a promise to the next journey.
Partner Operators Certified
Pre-Flight Verification Items
Month Audit Cycle

Air Renewal + Deep Cleaning + Crew Testing + Antimicrobial Protection
Safety lives not only in certifications and standards, but in the details of every flight. The PLUS PLAN is our additional commitment to cabin hygiene and passenger health.

Cabin air quality is comparable to operating rooms. The vertical ventilation system refreshes cabin air every 2-3 minutes, 20-30 times per hour. HEPA filters capture over 99% of virus and bacteria particles.
Air flows vertically, not longitudinally, preventing virus spread through the ventilation system.
The PLUS PLAN includes these comprehensive measures:


Beyond safe operations, we ensure every flight has comprehensive insurance coverage.
$100M - $300M
Per-Aircraft Third-Party Liability & Passenger Protection
All partner operators hold at minimum the following regulatory certifications. Our partnered certification standards far exceed these baselines.
USA
US Federal Aviation Administration commercial charter standard. Requires captain minimum 1,200 flight hours, mandatory drug/alcohol testing, flight time limits (annual cap 1,400 hours), and strict maintenance schedules.
China
CAAC small aircraft commercial transport operator certification rules. Captain minimum 800 hours (raised to IFR 1,200 hours in 2016), monthly flight time cap of 120 hours.
Europe
European Union Aviation Safety Agency commercial air transport standard. Captains must hold a full ATPL (minimum 1,500 hours), Class 1 medical certificate, and strict flight/duty time limitations.
Understand the business aviation safety certification system for more informed decisions.
ARGUS Platinum is one of the most rigorous safety certifications in the global business jet charter industry, conducted by independent third-party ARGUS International. It evaluates 900+ safety standards covering operations, pilot training, maintenance, and SMS. Only ~5% of operators worldwide hold it. Its importance: it's voluntary — not legally required — holders actively choose to exceed legal minimums, demonstrating an extreme commitment to safety.
The Wyvern PASS system is the only flight-level verification system globally. Before you board, the system independently verifies the specific crew and aircraft assigned: has the pilot completed all training? Any accident records? When was the aircraft last maintained? Is insurance valid? These 150+ checks ensure you're flying the exact certified aircraft with the certified crew.
IS-BAO (International Standard for Business Aircraft Operations) was developed by IBAC, based on ICAO standards. Stage I (Documentation): The operator has established and documented its SMS. Stage II (Implementation): Safety policies are genuinely operating in practice, risks are effectively managed. Stage III (Integration): Safety management is fully embedded in daily operations and culture — the highest level.
FAA Part 135 is the US FAA's commercial charter operational standard, applicable to for-hire air transportation. It requires captain minimum 1,200 flight hours, mandatory drug/alcohol testing, flight time limits, and strict maintenance schedules. Part 91 is general aviation rules for private non-commercial flights, with no minimum pilot hour requirements. Choosing a Part 135 certified operator means you receive commercial-grade safety oversight.
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