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High-bypass turbofan engines for commercial aircraft are some of the world’s most valuable and critical business assets, not just for aviation safety but also for the global economy as a whole. Millions of passengers and businesses rely on them every day for safe and fast air travel, as well as air freight. Governments, heads of […]

In this blog, Air Worthy considers the complex process of aircraft transitioning, which is a key service offered by the specialist aviation technical consultancy. Firstly, what is meant by the term “aircraft transitioning”? Aircraft transitioning is a critical process which involves the legal changeover of an aircraft from one operator or owner to another. The […]

The critical job of monitoring aircraft airworthiness has been strengthened with the launch of innovative computer software, created by Italian-based Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO), Air Worthy. Following over 18 months of programming, development and testing, AWAS (Air Worthy Aircraft Software) has gone live with Air Worthy customer, Challenge Air Cargo. Whilst there are existing […]

As a respected international provider of CAMO and technical services to airlines and lessors, Air Worthy has developed its position as a specialist in the complex process of passenger to freight (P2F) conversion programmes. What is CAMO? Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization or ‘CAMO’ is the process of ensuring that all aircraft are maintained to the […]

As the aviation industry navigates the challenging socio-political landscape, the fundamental issues of aircraft safety and compliance remain in sharp focus. Manufacturers, airlines, lessors and MROs are all under pressure to recover profitability, so there remains a challenge to manage the cost base whilst growing operations. Of course, safety, regulations and compliance are all non-negotiable. […]

The term ‘avionics’ is the literal amalgamation of ‘aviation’ and ‘electronics’ and refers to every electrical system in an aircraft, which essentially covers all aspects of an aircraft’s operation. Avionics maintenance involves the engine controls, flight control systems, navigation, communications, flight data recorders, lighting, fuel systems, electro-optic (EO/IR) systems, hydraulics, oxygen supply and fire suppression, […]