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Air Worthy approval extends to whole 737 family

In response to its significant experience as a Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO), the Italian Civil Aviation Authority has granted additional approval to Air Worthy, which extends its capabilities to cover all Boeing 737 aircraft.

Based in Lodi, Italy, but managing CAMO projects internationally, Air Worthy’s expertise now covers the complete 737 family, including Classic Series, Next Generation Series and MAX Series.

Air Worthy already holds CAMO approval through the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Guernsey, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands. The new approval from the Italian CAA further strengthens the specialist aviation consultancy’s breadth of technical support services to major airlines, leasing companies, MROs and private operators.

Commenting on Air Worthy’s extended 737 CAMO approval, Continuing Airworthiness Manager, Lucia Soffientini, said:

“This additional approval from the Italian CAA is an important milestone in the continuing development of Air Worthy, as a leading specialist in CAMO consultancy. Our extensive engineering knowledge has been acquired over many years by our team of specialist aviation engineers. By providing an outsourced solution that delivers client value, Air Worthy brings peace of mind that every aspect of a CAMO project is carefully and accurately managed.”

CAMO services provided by Air Worthy include:

• Aircraft maintenance program initial development and CAA approval support.

• Support/expertise on AMP effectiveness control and reliability monitoring.

• Airworthiness Directives/Service Bulletins assessment.

• Modifications assessment.

• Updating the electronic copies of aircraft and engine Dent & Buckle Chart/s.

• Upkeep of the structural repairs file.

• Support/expertise on engineering issues (Systems/Structure, Avionics, Engines)

• Aircraft technical log review.

• Technical log data (hours, cycles, defects, deferred defects, replaced parts data, delay codes) and digital continuing airworthiness records updating into the MTS.

• Scheduled maintenance planning, excluding short-term planning.

• Weekly maintenance plan production.

• Production of work orders/scopes, tally sheets, work packages, and customised task cards.

• Time-controlled parts control and production of medium and long-term rotable parts requirement forecasts.

• Work packages quality review when related to A and C checks (or equivalent), engine, APU, landing gear replacement.

• ARC issuance/extension (controlled environment); ARC recommendation (uncontrolled environment).

• Permit to Fly application.

Aircraft models supported by Air Worthy:

• Airbus A320 family (A318, A319, A320, A321)

• Airbus A340 series

• Airbus A330 series

• Boeing B737 family (Classic, NG and MAX series)