Aircraft management and charter company Let’s Jett has become the latest member of the Air Charter Safety Foundation (ACSF), which focuses on promoting high safety standards for aircraft operators. Let’s Jett—which began operations at Los Angeles-area Van Nuys Airport in 2021 and uses a Lear 70 and 75—will be joining more than 320 ACSF member companies.
As a member, it will take part in the Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP), which was developed jointly between the ACSF and the FAA and encourages employees to voluntarily report safety issues they encounter without facing punishment.
“We want to partner with the ACSF and participate in the ASAP so we can share our safety information in one centralized place,” said Brian Gaines, Let’s Jett’s director of operations. “Doing so will help us provide standardized training and safety solutions for everyone on our team.”
CEO Conner Jadwin added that he wishes to have a safety standard comparable with that of commercial aviation. He expects involvement with ACSF will bring Let’s Jett closer to that goal. “You rarely worry about safety when you get on a commercial airliner, and that’s what we aspire to for our on-demand charter customers.”