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The governmental departments responsible for the oversight of the aviation and shipping sectors became "quangos" newly titled as the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority and the Bermuda Shipping and Maritime Authority.

As of 1 April, 2020 the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority (BCAA) will no longer issue hardcopies of any BCAA Certificates, Approvals or other documents it issues with a hand-written signature or an embossed ink stamp.

Rising insurance premium rates, limited capacity with commercial insurance carriers and a looming global recession made 2022 extremely challenging for aviation insurance buyers.

On 2 June 2017, the Mortgaging of Aircraft and Aircraft Engines Act, 1999 in Bermuda was amended to remove the requirement that in order for a mortgage over an aircraft or engine...

The island was amongst those moved to the EU's list of fully cooperative tax jurisdictions on 18 February.

For the sixth consecutive year Appleby attended the European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (EBACE), Europe's largest and most important business aviation trade show...

For any organisation, personal information about customers, clients, employees and suppliers is a valuable asset. But it is also a responsibility.

In a recent event that sounds straight out of a comedy script, Bermuda played host to a most unexpected set of VIPs—Very Important Pigs. A KLM aircraft en route...

Recent legislative amendments have further strengthened Bermuda's position as an offshore leader in the global aircraft finance market.

For any organisation, personal information about customers, clients, employees and suppliers is a valuable asset. But it is also a responsibility.

The world's largest offshore fully electronic securities exchange, the BSX offers issuers an affordable, well-regulated listing venue.

The aviation industry has been one of the worst hit by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Bermuda has been predominantly known for its thriving insurance market, but there are other areas of business that have seen increased activity helping to reinforce Bermuda as a premier offshore jurisdiction. The registration of aircraft in Bermuda is one such sector that is worthy of mention.

Bermuda's aviation sector contributes significantly to Bermuda's economy and has great potential for growth.

Bermuda has two options that could offer more cost efficiency and administrative ease.

The UK government has announced, in its Response to its 2010 Call for Evidence, that it is committed to ratifying the Convention.

Aviation finance, particularly aircraft leasing and aircraft lessor securitisation, are experiencing a boom on a global scale.