VistaJet Limited is first business aviation operator to receive EBT Certification

?(Image from VistaJet)Vista has announced that its operating partner, VistaJet Limited, has achieved certification for Baseline Evidence-Based Training (EBT). VistaJet is the first business aviation operator to receive this certification. VistaJet Limited began implementing EBT in 2018. It states that the data-driven and performance-focused methodology is the new benchmark for flight crew training and that this achievement validates its investments and leadership in flight safety. The EBT program focuses on adaptive instruction guided by real performance data for relevant and effective training. Vista claims that EBT methodology is pivotal for instruction as the aviation sector sees increased aircraft utilization, more complex flight operations and evolving risk factors. RELATED STORIES: Vista America selling off Citation Ultra X fleet VistaJet becomes first foreign operator to offer flights in Saudi Arabia CAE Partnership to Enhance Evidence-Based Training Offerings "Whilst others wait, Vista builds," said Vista CPO, Nick van der Meer. "We were the first to implement EBT in business aviation— years ahead of the industry—and we've set the blueprint others now look up to. Achieving this certification is more than a regulatory milestone; it's proof of Vista's relentless commitment to protecting our clients and crew. Safety is a responsibility we take personally, every single day. EBT is part of our vision to continuously raise the bar for private aviation by investing in the people, systems, and training elements that support our operating partners and define how we lead. We invest early, think long-term, and set standards not just for ourselves, but for the entire sector. And we'll continue driving progress - because safety leadership is a responsibility, not a title. A privilege we work hard to maintain." VistaJet Limited's EBT program includes: In-house team of simulator instructors and examiners Comprehensive data gathering Direct integration into training content and delivery. A standardization and concordance program The company claims that that the program will increase operational safety as pilots will be equipped to deal with real-life scenarios.