flyExclusive Achieves ARGUS Platinum Safety Rating
flyExclusive has satisfied ARGUS rating requirements every year since 2015, completing all required audits over that period. flyExclusive's retained Platinum status confirms the company's top tier safety protocols across its Safety Management System, Emergency Response Plan, organizational controls, operating procedures, training and maintenance programs.
'At flyExclusive, safety isn't just our top priority — it's the foundation of how we operate,' said Matthew Lesmeister, Chief Operating Officer. 'Our top tier safety certifications through ARGUS, Wyvern, and IS-BAO, reflect our relentless commitment to a culture of safety, risk management, and operational excellence across every part of the business — for our customers, our crews, and our entire team.'
The ARGUS Platinum safety certification is awarded by ARGUS International after a comprehensive evaluation of safety culture, risk management, and regulatory compliance.
About flyExclusive
flyExclusive is a vertically integrated, FAA-certificated air carrier providing private jet experiences by offering customers a choice of on-demand charter, Jet Club, and fractional ownership services to destinations across the globe. flyExclusive has one of the world's largest fleets of Cessna Citation aircraft, and it operates a combined total of approximately 100 jets, ranging from light to large cabin sizes. The company manages all aspects of the customer experience, ensuring that every flight is on a modern, comfortable, and safe aircraft. flyExclusive's in-house repair station, aircraft paint, cabin interior renovation, and avionics installation capabilities, are all provided from its campus headquarters in Kinston, North Carolina. To learn more, visit www.flyexclusive.com.
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