13 Jun, 13, Source: Starlite
Starlite have announced that their application to operate non-scheduled charter and aerial work services in Tanzania was recently granted by the Board of Directors of the Tanzanian Civil Aviation Authority.
Starlite was awarded the licence owing to their compliance with the rules and regulations, laid down by the Tanzanian Civil Aviation Authority. Starlite offers expert inter alia service to the burgeoning offshore oil and gas sector in Tanzania and foresees an over whelming increase its contract work in this area as the demands increase. The Puma AS 330, Bell 407, 212 and 412 aircraft are poised to take to the skies to supply aviation support solutions in this region on a wide scale.
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