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Bahamas could become leader in aircraft registry
October 17, 2013
Bahamas could become leader in aircraft registry
WITH the Bahamas moving closer to enhancing its existing aircraft registry to meet or exceed standards of successful offshore registries, a vocal proponent of creating a Bahamas international aircraft registry congratulated government on "moving so quickly and deliberately" on both the registry and action to safeguard FAA approval of the nation's air safety ratings.
Bahamas could become leader in aircraft registry
October 18, 2013
Bahamas could become leader in aircraft registry
WITH the Bahamas moving closer to enhancing its existing aircraft registry to meet or exceed standards of successful offshore registries, a vocal proponent of creating a Bahamas international aircraft registry congratulated government on "moving so quickly and deliberately" on both the registry and action to safeguard FAA approval of the nation's air safety ratings.
July 30, 2013
Aviation Law Expert Urges an ?Aircraft Registry of Excellence?
On the heels of a recent meeting between the Bahamian government and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with The Bahamas given until mid-August to address deficiencies in aviation standards or face a downgrade that could seriously impact every aspect of this nation's economy, aviation law expert Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright is pointing to the establishment of an international aircraft registr...
Aviation law expert urges an 'aircraft registry of excellence' in FAA's demand for improvement
July 30, 2013
Aviation law expert urges an 'aircraft registry of excellence' in FAA's demand for improvement
Aviation law expert urges an 'aircraft registry of excellence' in face of FAA's demand for improvement...
Aviation Law Expert Urges an Aircraft Registry of Excellence in Face of FAA's Demand for Improvement
July 30, 2013
Aviation Law Expert Urges an Aircraft Registry of Excellence in Face of FAA's Demand for Improvement
On the heels of a recent meeting between the Bahamian government and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) with The Bahamas given until mid-August to address deficiencies in aviation standards or face a downgrade that could seriously impact every aspect of this nation's economy, aviation law expert Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright is pointing to the establishment of an international aircraft registr...
July 31, 2013
Aviation law specialist urges 'aircraft registry of excellence'
On the face of warnings that The Bahamas has been given until mid-August to address deficiencies in aviation standards or face a downgrade that could seriously impact the economy, an aviation law expert is pointing to the advantages of establishing an international aircraft registry of excellence as a component of Bahamian efforts to ensure a high standard in aviation going forward...
June 05, 2013
Bahamas Ambassador to Cuba safe after aircraft incident
Nassau, Bahamas - The following is a statement by the Hon. Fred Mitchell Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration:
I
wish to advise the public that HE Alma Adams, Ambassador to the
Republic of Cuba, was a passenger on a Cubana aircraft involved in an
incident upon landing in Havana, Cuba this afternoon amid inclement
weather.
The aircraft suffered a blown tire upon landing and veered off ...
Int'l Aircraft Registry Proponent Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright: No Room for Compromise in Air Safety
May 01, 2013
Int'l Aircraft Registry Proponent Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright: No Room for Compromise in Air Safety
Nassau, Bahamas - Less than two weeks before the FAA lands in The Bahamas for a thorough audit of air safety regulations and practices, a former commercial pilot and leading aviation attorney said today the country must "continue to pay close attention to international...
April 30, 2013
Int'l Aircraft Registry Proponent Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright
Less than two weeks before the FAA lands in The Bahamas for a thorough audit of air safety regulations and practices, a former commercial pilot and leading aviation attorney said today the country must "continue to pay close attention to international requirements or face the real risk of widespread economic impact that could affect the entire nation."
International Aircraft Registry Proponent Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright: No room for compromise in air safety
May 01, 2013
International Aircraft Registry Proponent Llewellyn Boyer-Cartwright: No room for compromise in air safety
Nassau, Bahamas -- Less than two weeks before the FAA lands in The Bahamas for a thorough audit of air safety regulations and practices, a former commercial pilot and leading aviation attorney said today the country must "continue to pay close attention to international...
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