Airworthiness decisions depend on information you can rely on.
EXSYN apps help check, prepare and structure the information your CAMO relies on, across compliance, data consistency, reliability and aircraft transitions.
Where most conversations start
We need stronger confidence and efficiency across our continuing-airworthiness operation.
Too much time is spent preparing information before it can be assessed.
When information is fragmented across systems, aircraft records and OEM sources, CAMO teams repeatedly have to find, compare and verify it before it can support an airworthiness task.
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Find
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Check
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Compare
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Validate
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Correct
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Use
Repeated preparation and reconciliation can consume technical capacity before the actual assessment begins.
Where the effort goes in a CAMO operation
Tap the ones that apply to your team. Most operators recognise more than one.
Less time preparing information. More capacity to assess it.
Less repetitive preparation
Information is prepared and checked earlier.
Greater compliance confidence
Information is easier to verify and trace.
More technical capacity
More time for assessment, analysis and decisions.
Earlier visibility
Gaps and exceptions are surfaced sooner.
The apps prepare, check and flag. Airworthiness decisions, approvals and your M&E system as the system of record stay with your CAMO.
Four areas of the CAMO operation, supported together.
EXSYN brings together specialised aviation apps to support connected information workflows across the CAMO operation. Your engineers don't need to know which app did the work.
Know which directives apply, and that none are missing.
ADs from EASA and the FAA and OEM service bulletins are imported, structured by effectivity and prepared as transfer files for your M&E system. Checks confirm that every applicable AD is held, and airworthiness data is validated against your M&E system, with compliance gaps flagged before a review or audit.
Find data errors when they happen, not at the audit.
Scheduled checks monitor your M&E data: utilisation, last done and next due for tasks, checks and rotables, rotable and document alignment, and part requirements. Exception and programme compliance reports show exactly which records need attention.
Monthly reliability reporting, without the manual build.
Built on ATA Spec 2000 Chapter 11. Defect rates and alert levels per ATA chapter, dispatch reliability and component reliability are calculated the same way every month, and the monthly report is produced as PDF.
Know the state of the records before an aircraft arrives or leaves.
Incoming aircraft data is verified and exceptions are flagged early. For outgoing aircraft, your position is checked against the lease return conditions, with the complete status report set generated per aircraft.
Proven in real aviation operations.
Texel Air
ACMI and charter cargo airline. Boeing 737 freighter fleet across two AOCs, supported by one CAMO.
Data spread across several specialised systems. When data was incorrect, the team had to go back and speak to the people involved, and ADs arrived from EASA and the FAA by email.
M&E Consistency Checks & Reports run daily or weekly. AD Automation verifies that every applicable AD is held. OEM Library brings AMM, IPC and service bulletins into the maintenance system.
Errors are identified and investigated systematically, and audit-preparation effort is reduced.
“Now, the EXSYN Apps makes it clear to everyone entering data whether they are doing so correctly, and what effect their entries will have downstream.”
Where is your team still checking by hand?
Discuss your current workflows with us and see how the CAMO & Continuing Airworthiness Solution could fit your operation.