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CAA - Airworthiness Approved Organisations CAA - Airworthiness Approved Organisations Category Accreditation Engineering Training Name The School of Army Aeronautical Engineering (SAAE) (UK.AET.0004) Address Air Manoeuvre,Capability Reference Number UK.AET.0004P Directorate,Army Headquarters,IDL Category Accreditation Engineering 20,Blenheim Building Website Training Andover Hampshire Regional Office Gatwick SP11 8HT Approval Date Organisational Data Category BCAR A8-1 Name Aerospool, Spol. s r. o. (DAI/9973/21) Address Letisková 10 Reference Number DAI/9973/21 Category BCAR A8-1 Prievidza, Slovakia Website Regional Office 971 03 Approval Date Organisational Data Category BCAR A8-21 Name Flight Design General Aviation GMBH Address AM Flugplatz 399820 Horselberg- Reference Number Hainich99820 Category BCAR A8-21 Website Regional Office Germany Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 1 of 48 Name Fly Harrier Limited (DAI/9969/18) (A8-21) Address Hangar 365,MOD St Athan Reference Number DAI/9969/18 Category BCAR A8-21 Barry Website Regional Office CF62 4LZ UK Approval Date Organisational Data Name Survival Equipment Services Limited (AI/10067/15)(GA) (A8-21) Address Hampton Street Industrial Reference Number AI/10067/15 Estate,Hampton Street, Category BCAR A8-21 Tetbury Website Gloucestershire Regional Office GL8 8LD UK Approval Date Organisational Data Category BCAR A8-21 A8-9 Name Qinetiq Limited (DAI/9971/20) Address Cody Technology Park,Ively Road, Reference Number DAI/9971/20 Category BCAR A8-21 A8-9 Farnborough Website Hampshire Regional Office Gatwick GU14 0LX Approval Date Organisational Data Category BCAR A8-23 30 July 2021 Page 2 of 48 Name Britten-Norman Limited (AI/10089/20) Address Business Hangar 5,Solent Reference Number AI/10089/20 Airport,Spitfire Way, Category BCAR A8-23 Lee on the Solent Website Hampshire Regional Office Gatwick PO13 9GA Approval Date Organisational Data Category BCAR A8-23/25 Name CAS Aero Services Limited (AI/10093/21) (GA) Address TBA Reference Number AI/10093/21 Category BCAR A8-23/25 Website Regional Office Approval Date Organisational Data Category BCAR A8-25 Name Raytheon Systems Limited (AI/10081/18) Address Hawarden Airport,Chester Road, Reference Number AI/10081/18 Category BCAR A8-25 Broughton Website Regional Office Manchester CH4 0BA Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 3 of 48 Name East Herts Flying School Limited (AI/10092/21) (GA) Address 1 Conrads Yard,Cowbridge, Reference Number AI/10092/21 (GA) Category BCAR A8-25 Hertford Website Regional Office SG14 1QY Approval Date Organisational Data Category UK Part 145 Name Willis Asset Management Limited t/a Willis Aircraft Maintenance & Storage (UK.145.01513) Address Hangar 1Teesside International Reference Number UK.145.01513 Airport Category UK Part 145 Darlington Website County Durham Regional Office DL2 1LU United Kingdom Approval Date Organisational Data Name CargoLogicAir Limited (UK.145.01388) Address Endeavour House Coopers End Reference Number UK.145.01388 RoadLondon Stansted Airport Category UK Part 145 Stansted Website Essex Regional Office Gatwick CM24 1AL UK Approval Date Organisational Data Name Aerospace Logistics Limited (UK.145.01428) Address Unit 2B, Foundry Lane, Reference Number UK.145.01428 Category UK Part 145 Horsham Website West Sussex Regional Office Gatwick RH13 5PX UK Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 4 of 48 Name Eirtech Aviation Composites Limited (UK.145.01446P) Address 8-10 PinebankChannel Business Reference Number UK.145.01446P ParkQueens Road Category UK Part 145 Belfast Website Co Antrim Regional Office Striling BT3 9DT Northern Ireland Approval Date Organisational Data Name Britten-Norman Limited (UK.145.01459) Address Business Hangar 5,Solent Reference Number UK.145.01459 Airport,Spitfire Way Category UK Part 145 Lee-on-the-Solent Website Hampshire Regional Office Gatwick PO13 9GA Approval Date Organisational Data Name Blue Islands Ltd (UK.145.01466) Address Jersey State Airport Reference Number UK.145.01466 Category UK Part 145 St Peter Website Jersey Regional Office Gatwick JE3 7BP Jersey Approval Date Organisational Data Name London Helicopters Elstree Limited (UK.145.01442) Address Elstree Aerodrome,Hudson Reference Number UK.145.01442 Hangar,Hogg Lane, Category UK Part 145 Elstree Website Hertfordshire Regional Office Gatwick WD6 3AR UK Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 5 of 48 Name Specialist Overhaul and Repair Aviation Ltd (UK.145.01455P) Address Talewater MillTalewaterTalaton Reference Number UK.145.01455P Category UK Part 145 Exeter Website Devon Regional Office Gatwick EX5 2RS UK Approval Date Organisational Data Name Lift West (Helicopters) Ltd (UK.145.01468P) Address Snowdon FarmCathold Bridge Road Reference Number UK.145.01468P Category UK Part 145 Crewkerne Website Somerset Regional Office GATWICK TA18 8PA UK Approval Date Organisational Data Name Skywheels Ltd (UK.145.01504) Address Units D2, D3, D4, D5 & H1 Tudor Reference Number UK.145.01504 Road,Altrincham Business Park, Category UK Part 145 Altrincham Website Cheshire Regional Office Manchester WA14 5RZ UK Approval Date Organisational Data Name Beadlight Limited (UK.145.01515) Address Unit 31B,Avenue One,Station Road, Reference Number UK.145.01515 Category UK Part 145 Witney Website Oxfordshire Regional Office OX28 4XZ United Kingdom Approval Date Organisational Data Category UK Part 145 (Bilateral) 30 July 2021 Page 6 of 48 Name Safran Helicopter Engines Industria E Comercio Do Brasil Ltda (UK.145.01508) Address Rua Capitao Guynemer,1626,Xerem- Reference Number UK.145.01508 Duque De Caxias, Category UK Part 145 (Bilateral) Website Regional Office RJ CEP 25250-615 Brazil Approval Date Organisational Data Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Name AMAC Aerospace Switzerland AG (UK.145.01516) Address Sternengasse, 18 Reference Number UK.145.01516 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Basel Website Basel Stadt Regional Office CH-4051 Sweden Approval Date Organisational Data Name MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg GmbH (UK.145.01517) Address Dr. Ernst Zimmermann Strasse 2 Reference Number UK.145.01517 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Ludwigsfelde Website Brandenburg Regional Office 14974 Germany Approval Date Organisational Data Name Grob Aircraft SE (UK.145.01518) Address Lettenbachstrasse 9 Reference Number UK.145.01518 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Tussenhausen-Mattsies Website Bavaria Regional Office 86874 Germany Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 7 of 48 Name AAL Ltd (UK.145.01519) Address Flughafenstrasse 11 Reference Number UK.145.01519 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Altenrhein Website St Gallen Regional Office 9423 Sweden Approval Date Organisational Data Name Bombardier Aviation Services Berlin GmbH (UK.145.01522) Address Airport BER. ZKS 13 West,Walter- Reference Number UK.145.01522 Rieseler Str. 1,Bldg. G3710 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Schonefeld Website Brandenburg Regional Office 12529 Germany Approval Date Organisational Data Name Alidaunia srl (UK.145.01495) Address S.S. 673 Km 19,00 Reference Number UK.145.01495 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Foggia Website Foggia Regional Office 71122 Italy Approval Date Organisational Data Name JetMx ehf. (UK.145.01488P) Address Sidumuli 1 Reference Number UK.145.01488P Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Reykjavik Website Reykjavik Regional Office Gatwick 108 Iceland Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 8 of 48 Name Tarmac Aerosave S.A.S (UK.145.01491) Address Aéroport de Tarbes Lourdes Pyrénées Reference Number UK.145.01491 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Azereix Website Hautes-Pyrénées Regional Office Gatwick 65380 France Approval Date Organisational Data Name Oman Air (UK.145.01409) Address OMAN AIR ENGINEERING Reference Number UK.145.01409 DIVISIONPO BOX-58MUSCAT Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MUSCAT Website Oman Regional Office Gatwick 111 Approval Date Organisational Data Name ST Engineering Aerospace Solutions (UK.145.01505) Address Brigtagatan 13 Reference Number UK.145.01505 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Arlandastad Website Stockholm Regional Office 19560 Sweden Approval Date Organisational Data Name Antavia (UK.145.01503) Address 15 Rue Sepat Reference Number UK.145.01503 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Campsas Website Tarn et Garonne Regional Office 82370 France Approval Date Organisational Data 30 July 2021 Page 9 of 48 Name Deutsche Lufthansa AG (UK.145.01492) Address Venloer Strasse 151-153, Reference Number UK.145.01492 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Koeln Website Nordrhein-Westfalen Regional Office Gatwick 50672 Germany Approval Date Organisational Data Name Safran Aircraft Engines (UK.145.01474) Address 2 boulevard du Général Martial Valin, Reference Number UK.145.01474 Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Paris Website Ile de France Regional Office Gatwick 75015 Approval Date Organisational Data Exposition AW\Exposition\Part 145 MOE MAN-0027 ISSUE 34 08 APRIL 2021 Name SIRIO S.p.A (UK.145.01481P) Address Viale Dell'Aviazione 65 Reference Number UK.145.01481P Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Milan Website Regional Office Gatwick 20138 Italy Approval Date Organisational Data Exposition AW\Exposition\Part 145 MOE EASA approved MOE ISSUE 1 REV 15 26 JULY 2021 30 July 2021 Page 10 of 48 Name Austrian Airlines AG (UK.145.01499) Address Office Park 2PO Box 100Vienna Reference Number UK.145.01499P International Airport Category UK Part 145 (Overseas) Vienna Website Regional Office Gatwick 1300 Australia Approval Date Organisational Data Name JetMS Regional (UK.145.01494) Address Rodunios kelias 2 Reference
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