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List of Tco Authorisations THIRD COUNTRY ORGANISATION APPROVALS LIST OF EASA TCO AUTHORISATIONS FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE BREXIT EARLY APPLICATION PROCESS BY UK APPROVAL HOLDERS ONLY EASA CERT NR COMPANY NAME COUNTRY EASA.TCO.GBR-0002 TAG AVIATION (UK) LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0003 FLEXJET OPERATIONS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0004 DHL AIR LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0005 WEST ATLANTIC UK LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0006 AIRTANKER SERVICES LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0007 EXECUJET (UK) LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0008 TUI AIRWAYS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0009 TITAN AIRWAYS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0010 JET2.COM LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0011 RVL AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0012 SAXONAIR CHARTER LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0013 IAS MEDICAL LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0014 ACROPOLIS AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0015 AIR CHARTER SCOTLAND LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0016 PLM DOLLAR GROUP LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0017 DEA AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0018 EASYJET UK LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0019 BRITISH AIRWAYS PLC UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0020 BA CITYFLYER LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0022 RYANAIR UK LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0023 HELI AIR Ltd. UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0024 CARDINAL HELICOPTER SERVICES LTD UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0025 JOTA AVIATION LTD UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0026 VOLUXIS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0027 AIR KILROE LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0028 ARENA AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0029 CENTRELINE AV LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0031 NORWEGIAN AIR UK LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0032 BABCOCK MISSION CRITICAL SERVICES UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0033 SYNERGY AVIATION LTD UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0035 PEN-AVIA LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0036 BAE SYSTEMS (CORPORATE AIR TRAVEL) UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0037 LONDON EXECUTIVE AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0038 CARGOLOGICAIR LTD. UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0039 STARSPEED LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0041 WIZZ AIR UK LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0042 CHC SCOTIA LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0043 GAMA AVIATION (UK) LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0044 2 EXCEL AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0045 LOGANAIR LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0046 JET EXCHANGE LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0047 BRITISH INTERNATIONAL HELICOPTER UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0048 SOVEREIGN BUSINESS JETS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM 1/2 19-04-21 THIRD COUNTRY ORGANISATION APPROVALS LIST OF EASA TCO AUTHORISATIONS FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE BREXIT EARLY APPLICATION PROCESS BY UK APPROVAL HOLDERS ONLY EASA CERT NR COMPANY NAME COUNTRY EASA.TCO.GBR-0050 BOOKAJET LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0051 BRISTOW HELICOPTERS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0052 CUTTING EDGE HELICOPTERS LTD UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0053 CATREUS AOC LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0054 SLOANE HELICOPTERS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0055 VIRGIN ATLANTIC INTERNATIONAL LIMIT UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0056 CONCIERGE U LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0057 SOLENT HELICOPTERS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0058 LOOPORDER LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0059 EXECUTIVE JET CHARTER LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0060 VIRGIN ATLANTIC AIRWAYS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0063 ZENITH AVIATION LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0066 ATLAS HELICOPTERS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0067 WOODGATE AVIATION (NI) LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0068 DRAGONFLY AVIATION SERVICES LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0069 DIRECTFLIGHT LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0070 VLL LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0071 REGENCY JET LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0072 SAXONAIR CHARTER LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0073 HAVERFORDWEST AIR CHARTER SERVICES LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0074 APOLLO AIR SERVICES LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0075 CHESHIRE FLYING SERVICES LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0076 ALTO AEROSPACE LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0077 NHV HELICOPTERS LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0078 MULTIFLIGHT LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM EASA.TCO.GBR-0079 LYDDAIR LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM 2/2 19-04-21.
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