Camo
Contents
- 1 CAMO
- 1.1 1. Aircraft Models
- 1.2 2. Aircraft Use
- 1.3 3. Aircrafts
- 1.4 4. ATA
- 1.5 5. Calibrated Tools
- 1.6 6. Certificate Types
- 1.7 7. Directives Origin
- 1.8 8. Findings
- 1.9 9. Form One
- 1.10 10. Main Part 145
- 1.11 11. Manufactured Parts
- 1.12 12. Model Inspection Type
- 1.13 13. Organizations
- 1.14 14. Parts
- 1.15 15. Personnel
- 1.16 16. PWO Review Status
- 1.17 17. Rules
- 1.18 18. Snags
- 1.19 19. Subscriptions
CAMO
1. Aircraft Models
Manage a list of aircraft model types in the system. Includes:
Manufacturer model names (e.g., Airbus A320, Boeing 737).
Technical specifications.
Configuration variants.
Used to categorize individual aircraft by model.
2. Aircraft Use
Defines how aircraft are used operationally. For example:
Commercial passenger
Cargo
Training
Private use
This is important for assigning appropriate maintenance and inspection programs.
3. Aircrafts
This is the main registry of individual aircraft. For each aircraft:
Tail number / registration.
Aircraft model.
Serial number.
Operational status.
Ownership and leasing details.
4. ATA
Stands for Air Transport Association chapters — a standardized system to categorize aircraft systems. For example:
ATA 21 – Air Conditioning
ATA 28 – Fuel
ATA 72 – Engine
Used to organize maintenance tasks and documentation.
5. Calibrated Tools
Manages tools that require calibration for maintenance tasks. Includes:
Tool ID and type.
Calibration schedule.
Certificate of calibration.
Assigned personnel and tool status.
6. Certificate Types
Defines the types of airworthiness and maintenance certificates handled by the organization. Examples:
EASA Form 1
Certificate of Conformity
FAA 8130-3
Each type may be associated with parts, repairs, or maintenance release.
7. Directives Origin
Manages the origin of airworthiness directives (ADs) or service bulletins. Includes:
Issuing authority (e.g., EASA, FAA, OEMs).
Type of directive (mandatory, recommended).
Impacted aircraft or components.
8. Findings
Used to record and track non-conformities or discrepancies found during inspections or audits. Features:
Description of the issue.
Corrective actions.
Responsible personnel.
Status: open, in progress, closed.
9. Form One
Tracks EASA Form 1 documents — the certificate of release for components. Typically includes:
Part number and description.
Maintenance shop that issued the certificate.
Status (serviceable/unserviceable).
Date and reason for issue.
10. Main Part 145
Refers to the main maintenance organization certified under Part 145, which regulates approved maintenance organizations. Tracks:
Certifications
Approved capabilities
Locations and contacts
Associated personnel
11. Manufactured Parts
Keeps a list of parts manufactured in-house or by certified vendors. Information may include:
Part number
Drawing revision
Material specifications
Manufacturing date and traceability
12. Model Inspection Type
Defines the types of inspections required by aircraft model. For example:
A-check
C-check
100-hour inspection
Line maintenance
Each inspection type has its own interval, task list, and required tooling.
13. Organizations
Registry of all related companies or entities. May include:
MROs (Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul providers)
Operators
Lessors
Calibration labs
Regulatory bodies
14. Parts
Main database of all aircraft parts/components in the system. Includes:
Part numbers
Serial numbers
Manufacturer
Traceability records
Installation/removal history
15. Personnel
Manages authorized staff for performing and certifying maintenance work. Tracks:
Licenses (e.g., EASA Part 66, FAA A&P).
Training records.
Authorization levels.
Current role and assignments.
16. PWO Review Status
Likely refers to Production Work Orders or Planned Work Orders. This section shows:
Review status (pending, approved, rejected).
Comments from QA or engineering.
History of revisions.
17. Rules
Configuration of internal rules or logic for system behavior. Might include:
Inspection scheduling rules
Escalation procedures
Compliance policies
Part interchangeability
18. Snags
"Snags" are defects or issues discovered during operation or inspection. This module lets you:
Record new snags
Assign to maintenance teams
Track resolution
Link to flights or aircraft
19. Subscriptions
Handles subscriptions to documents, notifications, or services.
