Press Release

Issued by Jet Aviation Singapore.

February 2, 2010

Jet Aviation Singapore has recently received OTARS 39, Subpart E, Option 2 (Continuous Airworthiness Management Organization) approval. The approval, which serves to regulate the quality of work done on aircraft, applies to all Bermuda and Cayman registered aircraft. 

Jet Aviation’s maintenance manual, which is part of Jet Aviation Singapore’s program to optimize its maintenance coordination activities overall by keeping track of defects, troubleshooting and the change of serialized parts, was made OTARS 39, Subpart E compliant by the Bermuda and Cayman authorities. According to Daniel Helfenstein, client support & airworthiness manager at Jet Aviation Singapore, “Having this approval assures the customer that we follow the rules and regulations of CAMO. As a number of our aircraft are registered in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, it is important for us to be recognized by these authorities, so that we can best meet the needs of our customers.” 

Jet Aviation Singapore provides scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, aircraft repair, defect troubleshooting and rectifications, aircraft modifications, AOG services and now CAMO services. In addition, the company offers interior refurbishment, avionics modification and exterior painting services to operators who want to upgrade their aircraft. Jet Aviation Singapore is an authorized service center and warranty 

repair facility for the Gulfstream series; an authorized Cessna Citation and Caravan service station; an authorized service facility for the Bombardier Challenger, Learjet and Global series and a Boeing BBJ line maintenance station; and carries maintenance approvals from 13 airworthiness authorities. Located at Seletar Airport, the company also offers FBO services in Singapore at Seletar and Changi International 

airports.