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Aircraft status and compliance state
Airworthiness
Software module
Airworthiness
Every due date in your fleet, from one engine: AD/SB control, model tree configuration, component lifecycle tracking, and release status visibility.
Full Compliance
AD, SB, and task applicability by aircraft context
Configuration Control
Model tree, LLP limits, and component lineage
Real-Time Status
Airworthy, caution, maintenance, and grounded states
Why connected airworthiness data matters
Continuing airworthiness depends on accurate configuration, up-to-date compliance status, and traceable records. Without a connected system, teams face audit findings, missed AD/SB actions, and configuration drift.
- Manual AD/SB tracking creates compliance gaps and missed deadlines
- Disconnected component records break configuration traceability
- Aircraft status without system backing lacks audit confidence
Module scope
What the Airworthiness module controls
Compliance Control
Manage ADs, SBs, task applicability, and mandatory actions by aircraft and component context.
Configuration Intelligence
Track model tree, install/remove actions, LLP limits, and serialized positions with full lineage.
Status Outputs
Expose airworthy, caution, maintenance, and grounded status as a shared operational truth.
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See how AD/SB tracking, component lifecycle, and aircraft status connect in an audit-ready workflow.
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Key capabilities in Airworthiness
AD & SB Tracking
Manage Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins with applicability logic by aircraft and component.
- Track compliance status and due dates
- Link publications to affected aircraft and components
- Generate compliance reports for audits
Component Lifecycle
Track serialized components from installation through removal with full lineage and limit control.
- Monitor LLP limits and overhaul intervals
- Record install/remove history with back-to-birth traceability
- Link component changes to work orders and certificates
Model Tree
The model tree holds which component part numbers may be installed in each position on a model, and what is fitted in that position now. An engineer gets an immediate answer to the question that otherwise costs a phone call: can this part go here, and what is there at the moment.
- Approved part numbers held per position, per model
- What is fitted now, always visible against the position
- Especially valuable on a commercial fleet, where the same position may accept several approved part numbers
Platform capabilities
Airworthiness Feature Library
Browse the functional controls available in the Airworthiness module, from compliance logic to component lifecycle tracking.
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Aircraft Status Control (Airworthy / Caution / In Maintenance / Grounded)
Manage aircraft operational status linked to maintenance activity.
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Journey Log Entry
Enter flight and journey log data for aircraft and maintenance tracking.
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Aircraft Configuration Management (Model Tree)
Track installed components, positions, and aircraft configuration changes.
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Aircraft Component Status and Tracking
View real-time status of aircraft components, including remaining life and due dates.
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Serialized Component Tracking
Manage serialized components with full life, usage, and installation history.
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Life-Limited Parts (LLP) Tracking
Track remaining life for LLPs by hours, cycles, or calendar.
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Component Removal and Installation Tracking (Complete History)
Record removals, installations, and reasons for change.
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Modifications, Configurations and STC Tracking
Track aircraft modifications, configurations and ATC applicability.
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Maintenance Program Management
Manage approved maintenance programs and task intervals for each aircraft and its components.
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AMP
Maintain and control the approved Aircraft Maintenance Program.
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Maintenance Planning & Forecasting
Plan upcoming maintenance based on intervals, flight hours, cycles, or calendar limits.
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Import / Define Tasks
Import tasks or define new ones for maintenance planning and execution.
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Single Task Allocation to Multiple Aircraft or Components
Apply the same task across multiple aircraft or components.
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Manage CAMO Work Orders
View, update, and control CAMO work orders from creation to close.
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Deferred Defects / MEL Management
Track deferred defects, MEL/CDL items, and their expiry limits.
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MEL
Create and manage MEL items, deferrals, and expiry limits per aircraft.
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Defect Reporting
Record, track, and manage reported defects and corrective actions.
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Critical Inspections
Enforce second sign-off requirements for defined tasks.
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Service Information Management
Manage service letters, service bulletins, and related technical information.
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AD / SB Management
Track Airworthiness Directives and Service Bulletins and their compliance status.
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AD / SB Effectivity & Applicability Control
Define and manage AD/SB applicability across aircraft and components.
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Publication Evaluation
Evaluate and record the impact of new or revised technical publications.
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Document Management
Store and manage technical records, manuals, and compliance documents.
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Regulatory Compliance Monitoring
Monitor compliance against EASA, FAA, or authority-specific requirements.
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Audit Trail and Change History
Maintain a full audit trail of changes, approvals, and sign-offs.
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Unlimited Custom Counters
Define and track custom counters beyond hours, cycles, and calendar.
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Reliability Reporting
Analyze defects, delays, and component data for reliability programs.
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Custom Report Capabilities
Build reports using your own data, filters, and layouts.
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Authority / Customer Access (Read-only or Limited)
Provide controlled access for authorities or customers during audits.
FAQ
What is CAMO software used for?
CAMO software is used to plan and control continuing airworthiness. It manages Airworthiness Directive and Service Bulletin compliance, component lifecycle, model tree configuration, and aircraft status in one connected system, so airworthiness records stay accurate and audit ready.
How does CAMO software track ADs and SBs?
The system applies AD and SB requirements against your aircraft and component configuration, calculates due dates automatically, and updates compliance status as work is completed and recorded, giving CAMO teams a real time view of open and closed actions.
What is model tree tracking in CAMO software?
Model tree tracking maintains a live record of installed components and their positions on each aircraft. It links configuration, LLP limits, and installation history together, so any change to the aircraft build state is traceable back to source.
Can CAMO software track Life-Limited Parts (LLP)?
Yes. LLPs are tracked by hours, cycles, or calendar limits, with remaining life calculated automatically and removal actions flagged before limits are reached, reducing the risk of an LLP exceeding its approved life.
How does CAMO software support audits?
Every compliance action, component change, and aircraft status update is recorded with full traceability. This gives auditors and authorities a complete record that is ready for review without manual reconstruction of history.
Is CAMO software different from MRO software?
Yes. CAMO software focuses on planning and controlling continuing airworthiness, while MRO software focuses on executing maintenance work. SAM Maintenance handles the execution side, connected to the same operational data model.
