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Roraima Airways secures AMO Certificate
History was created on Wednesday when Ms. Chaitrani Heeralall, Director General of the Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) presented Roraima Airways with the Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) certificate.
This certificate means that Roraima’s Ogle operations new maintenance department has the capacity and has met the standards and criteria to conduct its own aircraft maintenance and provide the same services to other operators.
Director General, Chaitrani Heeralall, congratulated the management of Roraima on the achievement which she said, shows growth in the aviation community in Guyana. She further expressed that with this new development the aviation sector has changed for the good and development of Guyana.
During the presentation, Mr. Krishnanand Ramlachana, Airworthiness Inspector, attached to the (GCAA), explained that the role of the organization is to provide maintenance to optimal standards.
He further stressed the importance of Roraima’s new Maintenance Division to maintain the same level of safety and performance that was demonstrated during the evaluation period to acquire AMO level.
Chief Executive Officer of Roraima Airway’s Inc., Captain Gerry Gouveia, expressed his gratitude to the GCAA for their due diligence in ensuring that Roraima met the standards and requirements.
He also reiterated his commitment to the empowering his maintenance personnel to act and conduct their maintenance as is required under the AMO specifications.
In the past, Roraima Airways out sourced its aircraft maintenance. However with its new maintenance division been certified with the AMO certificate, out sourcing is now a thing of the pass.
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