Established in 2006, TCIAA oversees airport operations across the territory, including Howard Hamilton International Airport in Providenciales, the islands’ primary international gateway. The authority is subject to aviation safety and security oversight from Air Safety Support International (ASSI), a wholly owned subsidiary of the UK Civil Aviation Authority responsible for regulation across UK Overseas Territories, as well as from the UK CAA directly.

Centrik 5 will support the development and strengthening of TCIAA’s safety, security, and compliance framework, with a particular focus on its Quality Management System (QMS) programme. The platform will provide integrated capabilities for safety reporting, document management, compliance tracking, and risk assessment across all six airport sites, replacing the authority’s existing safety management system.

A key factor in the selection was regulatory alignment. ASSI already uses Centrik as part of its own regulatory and oversight activities, including security audits conducted on Turks and Caicos Islands airports. By adopting the same platform, TCIAA will improve visibility across safety and compliance activities and streamline its engagement with both ASSI and the UK CAA. Following a competitive evaluation, Centrik 5 received unified support from TCIAA’s Safety and Quality Assurance teams, alongside CEO and finance approval.

“Managing safety and compliance across six airports requires a platform that gives us clear, connected visibility of our entire operation. Centrik 5 brings our safety reporting, document control, and risk management together in one system. The fact that ASSI already uses Centrik for its regulatory oversight of our airports was a significant factor in our decision. It means we’re working within the same ecosystem as our regulator, which strengthens our QMS programme and simplifies how we demonstrate compliance,” said Kendre Wilson, Quality Assurance and Compliance Manager, TCIAA.

“This partnership is a powerful example of the value a connected safety ecosystem can deliver, from regulator to operator, on the same platform. When an airport authority and its oversight body are working within the same system, the entire safety and compliance chain becomes more transparent and more efficient. We’re proud to support TCIAA as they strengthen their safety and quality framework across the Turks and Caicos Islands,” said Karl Steeves, CEO, TrustFlight.

To learn more about TrustFlight and its integrated aerospace safety, security, and compliance capabilities, visit www.trustflight.com.

About the Turks and Caicos Islands Airports Authority
The Turks and Caicos Islands Airports Authority (TCIAA) was established in 2006 to manage and operate state-owned airports within the Turks and Caicos Islands, a British Overseas Territory in the Caribbean. The authority oversees six airports across the islands, including Howard Hamilton International Airport in Providenciales, the territory’s primary international gateway. TCIAA is responsible for ensuring safe, secure, and efficient airport operations, subject to regulatory oversight from Air Safety Support International (ASSI) and the UK Civil Aviation Authority.

About TrustFlight
TrustFlight is the Aerospace Safety Intelligence Platform. TrustFlight is the only company in aerospace that brings together integrated safety and security technology, world-class training and consulting, and emergency preparedness and response in a single, connected platform. Serving 1,600+ organisations in 120 countries, TrustFlight delivers operational intelligence and the expertise to act on it. The platform combines powerful SaaS workflow automation, AI-native regulatory and document intelligence, specialist aerospace consulting and training, government-standard security assurance, and 24/7 emergency response capability. TrustFlight partners with airports, operators, MROs, OEMs, regulatory authorities, and aerospace professionals to close the gaps between disconnected tools and providers, because in aerospace, those gaps are where risk accumulates. To learn more, visit trustflight.com or follow TrustFlight on LinkedIn and X.

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On Wednesday, November 26th at 3pm (GMT), TrustFlight’s Account Executive Lee Russell will demonstrate what this means for your organisation, and how you can prepare.

You’ll learn:

• What’s changing under ICAO Annex 19 Amendment 2, and why it matters for your organisation
• How safety intelligence shifts the SMS approach from reactive compliance to data-driven management
• What organisations must demonstrate to strengthen compliance
• Why traditional SMS tools will struggle to meet ICAO’s new expectations and how Centrik 5 is built around the principles ICAO is now mandating

Amendment 2 became effective on November 4th 2025, and will be applicable from November 26th 2026 — now is the time to assess your readiness.

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LCY stands as a premier gateway to the UK’s capital, renowned for its efficiency, innovation, and unwavering commitment to safety. Serving over 3 million passengers annually, the airport has continuously set the benchmark for operational excellence, combining world-class service with cutting-edge aviation technology.

LCY adopted Centrik in 2018 to support its safety and risk management processes, and since then, TrustFlight’s support has been instrumental in the continuous enhancement of the system, ensuring LCY maintained its commitment to safety through a best-in-class operational management system. With the upgrade to Centrik 5, the airport aims to strengthen its proactive safety culture while adapting to evolving regulatory requirements, reinforcing its long-standing partnership with TrustFlight.

“Centrik has been a cornerstone of our safety and quality operations for over seven years. Upgrading to Centrik 5 ensures we’re utilizing the latest tools to continue delivering the highest standards of health and safety for our passengers and staff.” Ian Douglas, Head of Safety at London City Airport. “The new interface and streamlined processes make it even easier for our teams to remain proactive and efficient.”

Centrik 5 streamlines LCY’s safety processes by simplifying report submission and minimizing the steps required, encouraging greater engagement across the organization. Its specialized configurability allows various airport departments—from airside operations to customer service teams—to customize checklists and reporting structures to meet their specific needs. By upgrading to Centrik 5, LCY has reaffirmed its position as a leader in safety innovation within the aviation sector, ensuring the continued well-being of passengers and staff alike.

“We’re delighted that London City Airport has moved to our latest, most comprehensive offering of Centrik,” said Karl Steeves, CEO, TrustFlight. “The enhanced user experience, increased functionality, and our dedicated 24/7 support provide organizations like London City Airport with the tools they need to meet the highest standards of operational excellence, and we’re proud to have them as a long-term partner.”

About TrustFlight

TrustFlight is a digital technology innovator that specializes in the aerospace and aviation domain. The company’s best-in-class solutions and services provide an added layer of safety, efficiency, and insight to everyone involved in the operation and maintenance of aircraft. With over 200,000 active users, TrustFlight’s industry-leading suite of solutions include an Electronic Logbook (ELB), Safety and Quality Management System (SMS/QMS), Reliability Analytics software, the innovative MEL Manager, and aviation Technical Services for continuing airworthiness. Originally founded by two commercial pilots, TrustFlight has grown to become a global firm supporting a wide variety of airlines, airports, regulators, maintenance providers, and business aviation operators around the world. To learn more, visit www.trustflight.com and follow @TrustFlight on LinkedIn and X.

About London City Airport

London City Airport (LCY) is a key aviation hub in the heart of London, known for its efficiency, convenience, and proximity to the city’s financial districts. Catering primarily to business and short- haul leisure travelers, LCY offers a streamlined passenger experience with quick check-in times and fast connections. Its unique location and steep approach require specially certified aircraft and pilots, ensuring a high standard of safety and precision. The airport continues to play a vital role in connecting London to major European destinations while maintaining a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence.

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Isle of Man Airport, also known as Ronaldsway Airport (Purt Aer Vannin in Manx), is the primary civilian airport serving the Isle of Man. Established as an airfield in 1928, the airport has played a crucial role in connecting the island to the UK and beyond for nearly a century. Passenger services began in 1933, and operations have since expanded to include major airlines such as Aer Lingus and Railway Air Services. Strategically located near Castletown, the airport serves as one of the two main gateways to the Isle of Man, alongside the Isle of Man Sea Terminal.

Today, it operates flights to 17 destinations, served by five airlines, and in 2024, it welcomed over 650,000 passengers. As a medium-sized airport, Isle of Man Airport has always prioritised operational efficiency and regulatory compliance to ensure the safety and satisfaction of its passengers. However, as operations became increasingly complex, the need for a more streamlined and transparent approach to safety and compliance management became evident. Recognising this challenge, the airport sought a more integrated, efficient system, leading to its partnership with TrustFlight.

Opportunity to Transform

Before 2019, Isle of Man Airport relied on SharePoint to manage safety, compliance, and operational processes. While this system provided a basic level of digital documentation, it lacked the functionality required for real-time oversight, structured workflows, and seamless collaboration among different departments. Over time, these limitations became more pronounced, making it increasingly difficult for the airport to maintain high standards of efficiency and regulatory compliance. The airport environment is inherently dynamic, with operations spanning from the terminal to the control tower and airfield. Real-time access to critical safety, compliance, and operational information is essential, but the lack of a centralised system resulted in inefficiencies.

The Isle of Man Airport leadership recognised the growing complexity of regulatory requirements and the pressing need for improved tracking, auditing, and reporting capabilities. Following a comprehensive evaluation of available solutions, the airport chose TrustFlight’s Centrik, a specialised Safety, Quality and Risk management (SMS/QMS) platform designed for the aviation industry. Centrik stood out for its ability to unify safety management, compliance tracking, and operational oversight into a single, intuitive interface. More importantly, it provided a structured and transparent system that would empower every employee—from the Airport Director to customer service agents—to take an active role in maintaining the highest standards of safety and service.

Strategy Execution

Implementing a new system can often be met with resistance, as changes to established workflows can unsettle staff. Recognising this, TrustFlight adopted a structured and supportive approach to ensure a smooth transition for Isle of Man Airport employees.

Through a combination of hands-on training, live demonstrations, and continuous support, TrustFlight encouraged early adoption. Key personnel became advocates for Centrik, fostering a culture of transparency and efficiency. The transition from SharePoint to Centrik was carefully planned and executed through a phased rollout approach. This allowed employees to gradually familiarise themselves with the new platform without disrupting daily operations. The Documents Module was one of the core modules introduced, providing a centralised hub where essential regulatory and operational documents were instantly accessible to all staff. In an ever-changing regulatory environment, quick distribution and immediate availability of documents became key to ensuring smooth airport operations.

The introduction of the Reporting Module marked a significant shift in how Isle of Man Airport managed safety observations and incidents. Employees at all levels could now easily submit reports on safety issues, occurrences, and potential risks. This not only improved compliance but also fostered a positive reporting culture, ensuring that lessons learned were shared across the community.

Through this phased approach and proactive communication, TrustFlight ensured that Centrik was not just a technological upgrade but a catalyst for a broader cultural shift—one that emphasised accountability, efficiency, and continuous improvement across all airport operations.

Outcome

Since implementing Centrik, Isle of Man Airport has transformed its approach to safety, compliance, and operational management. Compliance management has been greatly enhanced, with real-time access to critical information improving responsiveness and decision-making. The centralised system has eliminated inefficiencies, providing management with valuable data-driven insights. Automation has reduced administrative burdens, freeing staff to focus on strategic initiatives. Increased visibility into safety trends has allowed the airport to proactively address risks before they escalate. Perhaps most importantly, Centrik has fostered greater engagement across all levels of the organisation, creating a strong culture of collaboration and safety. This transformation has positioned Isle of Man Airport as a model for how medium-sized airports can leverage technology to enhance operations, ensuring it remains a reliable and efficient gateway to the Isle of Man for years to come.

“TrustFlight has been an exceptional partner in modernising our operations at Isle of Man Airport. With Centrik, we’ve seen a remarkable evolution in the way we manage safety, compliance, and daily processes. Their expertise and support have made the transition seamless, allowing us to enhance reporting, streamline workflows, and create a more transparent and accountable safety culture.” – Melissa Rundle, Head of Safety, Compliance & Quality Assurance at Isle of Man Airport

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Cobalt Ground Solutions, established through Air France and KLM’s UK ground services subsidiaries, has provided ground handling services at London Heathrow Airport since 2009. Today, Cobalt Ground Solutions serves over 15 airlines with annual traffic of more than 12 million passengers.

“As we continue to expand our operations, our priority remains on delivering seamless and safe services for our airline partners,” said Ben Cordingley, Head of Operations, Cobalt Ground Solutions. “After a thorough evaluation process, TrustFlight’s Centrik 5 stood out due to its impressive feature roadmap, accessible and cross-device user experience, and proven industry expertise. We look forward to leveraging Centrik 5 within our organization to enhance safety for the millions of passengers and crew that travel to and from London Heathrow Airport each year.”

As part of the implementation process, Cobalt Ground Solutions will take a significant step forward through digitising critical operational processes to enhance internal communication, improve compliance through automated workflows and increase safety reporting across the organization. With access to powerful modules including Safety, Compliance (Quality), Risk Management, and Document Control, Cobalt Ground Solutions will transition from a paper-based to completely digital framework for better compliance tracking and operational oversight.

“We’re excited to support Cobalt Ground Solutions navigate from a paper-based to digital framework for safety and compliance management,” said Karl Steeves, CEO, TrustFlight. “Operators around the world trust us to implement, train, and coach safety and compliance professionals to operate effectively in a digital-first environment. We look forward to working with Cobalt Ground Solutions through their digitisation program.”

About TrustFlight

TrustFlight is a digital technology innovator that specialises in the aerospace and aviation domain. The company’s best-in-class solutions and services provide an added layer of safety, efficiency, and insight to everyone involved in the operation and maintenance of aircraft. With over 80,000 active users, TrustFlight’s industry-leading suite of solutions include an Electronic Logbook (ELB), Safety and Quality Management System (SMS/QMS), Reliability Analytics software, the innovative MEL Manager, and aviation Technical Services for continuing airworthiness. Originally founded by two commercial pilots, TrustFlight has grown to become a global firm supporting a wide variety of airlines, airports, regulators, maintenance providers, and business aviation operators around the world. To learn more, visit www.trustflight.com and follow @TrustFlight on LinkedIn and X.

About Cobalt Ground Solutions

Cobalt Ground Solutions is a leading provider of ground handling services, delivering ramp handling, passenger services, and load control to some of the world’s most recognized airlines. Operating out of the UK’s busiest airports, including Heathrow, Cobalt Ground Solutions has built a reputation for reliability, safety, and customer satisfaction. For more information, visit www.cobaltgs.com.

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Servicing large aircraft, including Airbus A318/319/320/321/330, Boeing 737/747/757, and a range of Embraer, GMT provides line maintenance and AOG services to major airlines around the world.

“As our company grows, our focus remains on ensuring that quality and safety remain the number one priority for GMT,” said Albert Óskarsson, Director of Compliance at GMT. “When evaluating our options, it was clear that TrustFlight’s system was a preferred solution among many of our customers. After initial consultation and a demonstration of its capabilities, it was apparent as to why.”

GMT will leverage Centrik’s full ecosystem of modules, including Safety, Compliance (Quality), Risk, Training, Workflows, Documents, and Regulations to streamline and enhance its operations. With the elimination of outdated, paper-based processes through TrustFlight’s Centrik 5 solution, GMT can increase operational efficiencies, improve safety, and ensure continuous growth for their organization’s safety and compliance processes.

“TrustFlight’s Centrik is known as a leader in the industry for its robust yet unique SMS, QMS and risk management capabilities,” said Karl Steeves, CEO, TrustFlight. “Centrik is used in nearly every sector of aviation, and we’re proud to share that specialized organizations such as GMT have recognized the value that our system brings to their processes, above and beyond basic compliance.”

To learn more about TrustFlight’s ecosystem of digital solutions and services, please visit www.trustflight.com.

About TrustFlight

TrustFlight is a digital technology innovator that specialises in the aerospace and aviation domain. The company’s best-in-class solutions and services provide an added layer of safety, efficiency, and insight to everyone involved in the operation and maintenance of aircraft. With over 80,000 active users, TrustFlight’s industry-leading suite of solutions include an Electronic Logbook (ELB), Safety and Quality Management System (SMS/QMS), Reliability Analytics software, the innovative MEL Manager, and aviation Technical Services for continuing airworthiness. Originally founded by two commercial pilots, TrustFlight has grown to become a global firm supporting a wide variety of airlines, airports, regulators, maintenance providers, and business aviation operators around the world. To learn more, visit www.trustflight.com and follow @TrustFlight on LinkedIn and X.

About Ground Maintenance Technics​

GMT is an Icelandic organization specializing in providing line maintenance and AOG services to airlines in Europe. Originally established over two decades ago to provide Line Maintenance support to airlines operating in Iceland, GMT now has additional bases in Denmark and Finland. Services range from routine and non-routine maintenance, scheduled and on-call maintenance to avionics and AOG Response. The organization’s goal is to provide customers with quality services at competitive prices.

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Ben Spiers, Head of Safety and Compliance at London Biggin Hill Airport, says: “Safety is integral to everything we do at London Biggin Hill and we are always looking to enhance and innovate by improving quality and standards in this field.

“Utilising Centrik to its full potential ensures we have total visibility and control of everything happening across the airport. In addition, being able to combine the Centrik systems of some of the operators and businesses based on site has created a much more collaborative approach and we have real-time access to what is happening across the site.”

From cohesive and aligned control of the airport’s fire, handling, security and maintenance departments, through to wildlife dispersal and hazard management, airside safety occurrences, third party contractor permit applications, operational and business risk assessments, internal fault reporting and even IT maintenance – everything now goes through Centrik.

London Biggin Hill’s Centrik system currently has 323 users, while access has also been granted to nominated persons from 28 external organisations. Being cloud-based, Centrik has allowed London Biggin Hill to move away from disparate internal and external methods and use a single centralised system.

The system’s intuitive and user-friendly interface has played a key part in enhancing the reporting culture, with effective reporting management now adopted across a variety of areas; enhancing performance across the business.

The airport is now able to track and monitor all actions through Centrik, generating real-time reports and analysis, providing a fully evidenced audit trail for the regulator. The system has meant that London Biggin Hill now operates as a more streamlined, efficient, coherent, cost-effective – and ultimately safer – business.

London Biggin Hill is the only dedicated business aviation airport within the capital, is home to more than 70 resident aviation businesses and sees around 50,000 aircraft movements per year.

Centrik is part of TrustFlight, a global provider of powerful software services to the aviation industry, delivering robust, ultra-efficient, paperless solutions to any type of business across the sector.

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Birmingham is the seventh largest airport in the UK. With annual aircraft movements now in excess of 130,000, its safety and compliance procedures are becoming ever more complex. As such, the airport has turned to Centrik, citing it as the only fully integrated system able to handle the growing scale of operations.

Harry Harrad, Aerodrome Compliance Manager at Birmingham Airport, says: “As soon as Centrik demonstrated its capabilities, I knew I had found the right tool for the job. It’s enabled the Airfield Operations Team to restructure the airport’s airside regulations scheme, as well as remove overly-complicated documentation procedures, eradicate paper trails and email chains, and make every aspect of the safety and compliance process more efficient and intuitive.”

Utilising Centrik’s cloud-based architecture, Birmingham Airport’s Airfield Operations team carries out all compliance and incident reporting via an iPad. This updates the airport’s operational management picture in real-time, which in turn is instantly accessible to authorised users wherever they are.

“We can now manage our safety reporting as we go, out in the field. We no longer need to use a host of disparate programmes to upload our findings to the server from our desks, then rely on email to circulate the results. Now, all members of the team, and anyone else we choose to provide access, can instantly see and manage the current operational situation – it’s an incredibly intuitive system that provides complete transparency for all, which helps make the process much more efficient,” Harrad says.

To help the airport further, more than two years of historical safety and compliance reports were input into the system by the Centrik team, creating a comprehensive overview that can be used to improve the airside regulations processes.

This historical data creates operational heatmaps and KPIs, providing an instant, visual guide of all safety and compliance reports. This information allows the team to quickly and effectively investigate any recurring trends and action improved procedures, all managed through the system itself. These changes can then be tracked to ensure they are being effectively carried out.

“Centrik is enhancing our approach to safety and compliance reporting. The system allows us to allocate responsibilities to relevant team members directly, so we can then track any required actions in real time and see whether they have been completed.

“With the reports and subsequent next steps visible to the team, Centrik allows us to put the onus back on the individual, meaning there are no opportunities to ‘pass the buck’ and nothing can fall through the cracks. It’s an extremely powerful tool to have at our disposal,” adds Harrad.

Over time, the plan is to expand Centrik’s usage across the airport, utilising its modular design to integrate with third-party operators, as well as to assist with training, meetings and workflow planning, making it an increasingly integral part of the airport’s day-to-day operations.

Birmingham Airport serves more than 150 direct scheduled and charter routes and offers an additional 340 possible connections worldwide.

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London’s most central airport, which has 2,100 employees working across its campus, has been enjoying a record-breaking year and is also progressing its transformative, £480 million City Airport Development Programme.

Now, various aspects of the airport’s safety and quality management utilise the Centrik system.

Lee Russell, Director of Aerodrome Compliance at London City, says: “We’ve been looking for a management system with Centrik’s capabilities for a long time, and until now had never found one.”

Prior to implementing Centrik, London City Airport relied heavily on individuals to file reports or relay relevant operational information via email, while each department had a different system for maintaining and monitoring records. Centrik centralises the safety reporting process across the airport, allowing everything to be effectively evidenced through real-time reports and analysis, removing the email or paper chain and improving operational efficiency.

“Centrik puts all of the airport’s safety data at our fingertips, providing every department, every third-party operator and every relevant member of staff with the latest information at all times. Centrik gives us the power to collate and analyse this information in real time, allowing us to track our performance and evidence the effectiveness of our operating procedures,” Russell adds.

Additionally, compliance, assurance, training and document control will now be brought onto the system over the next few months, and further aspects are being reviewed with the potential to be included. Centrik provides London City Airport with a clear, current, concise overview of all pertinent safety information, reports and action points, all accessible via desktop or mobile device. Centrik’s live, fully integrated nature means that all users can be sure they are working from the very latest information, procedures and processes automatically.

“Centrik is a complete operational management solution,” continues Russell. “For example, if anyone raises a safety report all relevant personnel can track it, seeing the results, any actions and who needs to complete them – in real time. This includes the regulator with direct links to the MOR / ECCAIRS systems. This level of transparency means all involved understand what is required of them, meaning nothing can slip through the cracks.”

London City Airport will also configure Centrik to create daily, weekly and monthly reports for its executive, highlighting all airport activity, safety reports and relevant action points. This process was previously deemed impractical due to the amount of time and manpower required to collate the data and use it effectively within procedures and processes – with Centrik, all of this is now possible at the click of a button.

“The more we use the system, the more powerful it becomes – there are levels of functionality we haven’t touched yet, but as we move forward we’ll be sure to explore the system’s full potential,” Russell concludes.

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The cloud-based operational management system makes it easy to evidence operational compliance to auditors and regulators – an instrumental factor in London Oxford Airport securing the accreditation, held by just a handful of business aviation support operations across the globe.

The airport – which handles more than 36,000 aircraft movements a year – has found the system has transformed its management by integrating every aspect of airport operations into a single real-time platform.

Dolores Sardina, Compliance and Standards Manager, London Oxford Airport, says: “Centrik provides us with minute-by-minute management of Safety, Health and Safety, Quality, HR, GDP and Environmental Management systems – and it’s transformed our operations, because all these areas are now integrated into a single system.”

As a result, Centrik has greatly simplified document control, process reporting, tracking and monitoring of all activities at the airport, including management of third-party suppliers and contractors.

The system also assists with operational compliance, thanks to its ability to integrate and interlink all findings, follow-ups and actions – enabling management to see at the click of a button everything that happens on site and how it is being handled.

Based on the success of the system to date, Centrik is developing a new bespoke module for the airport designed to provide management of equipment maintenance.

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