Press Release

Issued by Wyvern.

August 2, 2016

Wyvern, the leader in manned and unmanned aviation risk management, launched an all new website today, employing state-of-the-art tools and technologies to enhance the user experience and lead more aviation professionals to its renowned safety experts, data and resources.

"We timed our new website launch to coincide with a strategic repositioning of the company," said Art Dawley, CEO of Wyvern, "as we turn our focus to helping the world's largest and most sophisticated flight departments with risk management, quality and safety programs. Consolidation in our business has created large, global private aviation enterprises, and we are deploying comprehensive risk management programs, tools and training across these organizations to enhance safety and quality."

Wyvern's loyal customers will be pleased with the enhanced search capabilities for the Wingman and broker directories, making it easier than ever to find qualified charter providers by region, country or state. Businesses that are using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) will be excited to learn about Wyvern EXACT, a quality and safety program that highlights the drone operators that are committed to holistic risk management.

"Drones are changing the game for so many industries, from insurance to package delivery to entertainment, and we have developed a great program to help select the safest operators in this somewhat chaotic, emerging market," said John Meehan, VP global sales. "Our new website is a great source of information on how to differentiate your drone business in this crowded and unruly environment."

"We have designed the site to appeal to manned and unmanned aviation end users and operators, civil aviation authorities, corporate flight departments and aviation professionals," said Katie Schieder, marketing manager. "It has a clean, uncluttered design, is easy to navigate and will ultimately be the preferred source of risk management, safety and quality information and data for our industry. We encourage visitors to subscribe to the Wyvern blog, and stay informed on the latest developments in aviation safety."