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ARTICLE · 26 JANUARY 2018

Ready For Take Off - Bermuda Offshore Aircraft Registration

All aircraft must be registered with a national aviation authority in accordance with the ICAO for the purposes of identifying the nationality assigned to the aircraft, and designated by the registration mark appearing on the aircraft.

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All aircraft must be registered with a national aviation authority in accordance with the Convention on International Civil Aviation ("ICAO") for the purposes of identifying the nationality assigned to the aircraft, and designated by the registration mark appearing on the aircraft. Careful consideration should be given to the choice of jurisdiction for registration of an aircraft due to a variety of factors, including, but not limited to, political stability, the reliability and flexibility of the legal remedies available, the reputation of the civil aviation authority and its regulatory standards, and financial and tax considerations.

Why register in Bermuda

Bermuda has established itself as a leading jurisdiction in a number of international business sectors, including insurance, reinsurance and aviation and shipping. Bermuda has a history of political stability and an active, business friendly Government, committed to transparency and global compliance

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