Safety Leader Training Course

The co-founder of Jets.com, Edgar Alacan helped grow the company from a startup to a thriving jet charter company with more than 50 employees and $40 million in annual revenues. To stay informed of topics within the aviation industry, Edgar Alacan maintains membership in the WYVERN Air Charter Safety Foundation.

Committed to enhancing safety and security worldwide, WYVERN helps aviation service providers create strong safety management cultures within their organizations. WYVERN’s Safety Leader Training Course teaches essential skills to enable professionals to lead teams effectively and contribute to overall operational excellence.

The four-day classroom course is held at WYVERN headquarters or on-site, as well as in a four-day online format. Coursework includes progressive safety techniques that follow guidance from multiple aviation authorities, professional organizations, and the Safety Management International Collaboration Group. The course counts as four credits toward an NBAA Certified Aviation Manager credential and fulfills training requirements toward recognition as a Certified International Safety Manager by the International Society of Safety Professionals.

The EXACT Certification from WYVERN

Residing in Lake Como, New Jersey, Jets.com co-founder Edgar Alacan has managed day-to-day operations and overseen the sales department as the company has grown from a three-person team to more than 50 employees, today generating $40 million in annual sales. Edgar Alacan is also a member of WYVERN. 

Founded in 1991 by a group of air safety professionals, WYVERN provides education, training, and additional resources to jet charter professionals. The world’s first aviation audit company, WYVERN launched The Wingman Standard to evaluate air charter companies.

WYVERN also offers certifications and assessments for airlines that use unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). An EXACT certification shows UAS operators are committed to compliance with Civil Aviation Authority and FAA regulations. Professionals who go through the program receive a two-year certification and are added to a vendor network. The EXACT program includes assessment and training categories that meet UAS/RPAS (Remotely Piloted Aircraft System) market needs.