There are many reasons why an aircraft may require temporary registration and the Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (the 'CAACI') is open for transitional registration projects ('Transition Projects'). The programme has been in place for almost two years now and developed significantly throughout 2020. With an increase in demand from the commercial aviation community resulting from the global Covid-19 pandemic, reliable registry services are more important than ever. The CAACI has a comprehensive service level agreement ('SLA') and can work with parties to be flexible in delivering a bespoke project solution to suit particular client needs. Every project is different but this 'How To...' guide is intended as an overview of the requirements and steps necessary to register an aircraft on the Cayman Islands transitional register (the 'Register').
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