BRADES, Montserrat, October 17th, 2012 – The UK-based Air Safety Support International (ASSI) will be conducting an audit of FlyMontserrat later this week.
According to Maria Boyle, CEO of ASSI, their Airworthiness Surveyor Craig Stubbington and Flight Operations Inspector Cydric Desbarida will both be travelling to the Caribbean to begin the audit of the airline’s operations.
The airworthiness surveyor is to travel to Anguilla, where FlyMontserrat’s aircraft are serviced. The flight operations inspector will travel to Montserrat early on Friday morning to look at the operational side.
Boyle says the Eastern Caribbean Civil Aviation Authority (ECCAA) was invited to accompany ASSI on these audits as observers; however, they have declined and will await the report and findings.
ECCA on Tuesday informed FlyMontserrat that as a result of recent incidents and the fatal crash which resulted in the death of three people, they have informed all OECS member states to suspend the operations of the airline until further notice.
Air Safety Support International is a wholly owned subsidiary of the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
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