Modern Aircraft Technical Service Centre opens in Georgia
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A new, modern and international standard Aircraft Technical Service Centre has opened in Georgia to contribute to the development of Georgian aviation.
Licensed by the European Aviation Safety Agency, the Aircraft Technical Service Centre was opened in Georgia yesterday.
Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili opened the centre and highlighted the project was part of the Government’s four-point reform plan.
The Centre will attract many companies both from regions in Georgia and outside. This will reflect on economic growth and the development of the country,” read the press release by the Government of Georgia.
Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili opened the centre and highlighted the project was part of the Government’s four-point reform plan. Photo by the PM's press office.
Georgian air traffic is increasing spurred on by the upgrading of the country's aviation infrastructure and growing tourism opportunities.
Georgia is building a factory that will produce civil aircraft parts for Boeing, Airbus and Bombardier passenger planes.
Georgia’s first air cargo carrier, TCA, has become the second local airline to receive European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) authorisation, confirming it meets international operational and safety standards.
Georgia is improving its flight safety standards by purchasing new technology that will increase control of the country’s airspace.
An inter-agency Air Cargo Control Unit was launched at Tbilisi International Airport to ensure the free flow of legitimate air cargo and avoid illegal and prohibited commodities.
Georgia is introducing tighter restrictions on flying unmanned aircraft under the country’s sky.
A new aircraft manufacturing plant has been opened on the territory of Tbilisi Aircraft Manufacturing, where aircraft owned by the Defence Forces of Georgia will be fully restored and repaired by Georgian specialists in accordance with modern standards, announces the Ministry of Defence of Georgia.