The Island's aircraft registry is celebrating its first decade of operation.
The registry, set up by the government, has more than 950 aircraft on its books.
Its 10th anniversary began with a Best Global Aviation Registry from World Commerce Review.
Director of the IOMAR Simon Williams says he's looking forward to the future:
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