Federal and International Solutions
In many parts of the world, governmental agencies do not possess the capabilities to register and certify aircraft as being airworthy. For aircraft operators from those countries, having their aircraft fleet certified by one of the main recognized agencies (FAA, CCA, EU, etc.) is a must. In fact, if they want to fly their aircraft to one of these countries, having a certification which meets world standards is required. In order to accomplish this, they turn to an “offshore” aircraft registry, which conducts the aircraft registration on behalf of the aircraft owner.
GCR has developed comprehensive systems which are used to manage the entire aircraft registry and airworthiness certification process. This system allows aircraft owners to initially register their aircraft, which then triggers a series of airframe and powerplant inspections. Depending on the type of inspection, it may be conducted by an aircraft maintenance or repair station, both of which are managed by the system. Through comprehensive security components, users from all over the world can submit and manage all of their records on-line from all over the world. Because of the sensitivity of the information, the system is highly secure and uses digital certificates for all users.
