Isle of Man Registry celebrates 10 years of service

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The Isle of Man Aircraft Registry is celebrating 10 years of service this year, with over 952 aircraft registered.

Since its launch in 2007, the registry has grown substantially – developing enhanced online services, as well as increasing safety and customer support standards.

In the beginning of this year, the Registry was awarded the Best Global Aviation Registry for 2017, by World Commerce Review.

Simon Williams, Director of the Isle of Man Aircraft Registry (IOMAR), commented: “The growth over the last 10 years is testament to the hard work of the team at the Registry and the strong Isle of Man business model that we have developed and advanced. The IOMAR is synonymous with high regulatory standards. We have grown a quality Register renowned for its speed of service, dedicated support and international compliance. I am delighted to be here to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the Registry and look forward to the next 10!”

The Registry’s future plans include adding the additional online services for clients, as well as making The Cape Town Convention operational, which is planned to go into effect on 1st January 2018.