In 2018, Sino Jet Ltd. was the first operator in mainland\nChina to reach IS-BAO stage III, the internationally recognized safety standard\nfrom the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The company\u2019s President in Beijing, Ms. Chris Wu, has since\nshared that Sino Jet leverages data analytics to continually advance its safety\nrecord, enhance efficiency, and improve business practices.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
IS-BAO stage III is the highest level in a six-year\nperformance-based assessment that specifically recognizes compliance with\nIS-BAO standards and practices. Sino Jet is the first operator in Mainland\nChina to reach stage III, which followed an in-depth audit and rating of its\nSafety Management System (SMS) since 2013. The company\u2019s SMS is used to\nidentify and prevent risk. Hazards and latent dangers are identified,\naddressed, then measures are put in place to prevent potential risks. As an\nend-to-end process, the data is then also used for training purposes to improve\nand maintain the highest international safety standards. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
The essential criteria for obtaining Stage III certification\nis to gather, store, and monitor a multitude of operational data and then\ncomprehensively evaluate it to promote safety. Sino Jet has evidenced during\nthe certification process that it has satisfied this rigorous evaluation in a\nway that is unique among operators in mainland China. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
IS-BAO evaluations are conducted every two years to ensure\nthat standards are well-maintained. As the first Chinese operator to reach this\nstandard, Chris Wu, who leads on the company\u2019s safety programs, shared the\ncontext behind the achievement. She said that the company leverages data\nanalytics to maintain its safety record and boost efficiency, carrying out\nflight quality monitoring projects by analyzing a series of operating\nparameters and data. This information is then used to develop Sino Jet\u2019s pilot\ntraining and skill enhancement programs. Using analytics from its large pool of\ndata, the company continually evaluates its efficiency and safety capabilities,\nsetting new goals to refine processes and continually conducting risk\nevaluations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Chris Wu, President of Sino Jet Beijing, said, \u201cbecoming the\nfirst company in mainland China to obtain IS-BAO Level III certification is a\nhuge honor and an enormous responsibility. We have set the bar for the industry\nin mainland China and we will continually re-evaluate our systems to ensure\nthat we maintain this standard for our stakeholders. This is a huge milestone\nfor Sino Jet and one that will support the company as we continue to grow. We\nthank the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) and the International\nBusiness Aviation Council (IBAC) for recognizing and supporting Sino Jet\u2019s SMS.\nWe worked hard to reach this point and we will remain focused on delivering\nsafety, security, service and value to our stakeholders. We thank the industry\nfor its recognition.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u201cSino Jet is a well-established organization. One of our\ndifferentiators is that we consistently prioritize stability, safety, service\nand standards above all other business goals. We are proud to have evidenced\nthis over the last six years of continuous successful safety assessments. We\nretain a competitive edge by ensuring an unwavering commitment to these values,\nwhile also seeking new business opportunities in growth sectors,\u201d said Jenny\nLau, Founder and Group President of Sino Jet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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