Bermuda DCA OKs Flying Colours for Maintenance

Peterborough, Ontario-based Flying Colours has received approval from the Bermuda Department of Civil Aviation to carry out heavy and line maintenance work on Bermuda-registered business aircraft. This includes aircraft manufactured by Bombardier, Falcon, Embraer and Gulfstream, as listed on its Transport Canada Civil Aviation (TCCA) approved maintenance organization (AMO) certificate.

A dedicated maintenance team from Flying Colours Corp. will begin work on its first Bermuda-registered aircraft at its Peterborough facility next month, it said. The Bombardier Challenger will undergo maintenance inspections, external paintwork and interior modifications.

“This addition to our growing list of international approvals…makes it easier for clients with aircraft on the registry to bring aircraft to us for work, and on completion we can redeliver back to the client under our existing AMO. The Bermuda registry is popular worldwide, and this provides an opportunity to continue developing our international client base,” said Flying Colours executive v-p Eric Gillespie. This latest nod from BDCA is added to existing approvals from the Chinese CAAC, Saudi Arabian GACA, Qatari CAAC, Transport Canada, FAA, EASA and the Cayman Islands.