GroWing Gets CAMO Plus Certification

May 22, 2008
Maintenance and Modifications

The Swiss aircraft service provider groWing is Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) certified since last year. Just before this year’s EBACE, the young company achieved CAMO Plus certification. This status allows it to perform annual airworthiness reviews for commercially used aircraft with takeoff weights exceeding 5.7 tons and to provide a controlled environment supervising the implementation of Service Bulletins and other mandatory measures taken to ensure continuing airworthiness. GroWing also offers aircraft evaluations, training programs for various subjects, such as EASA regulations and maintenance, design of minor modifications and project management.

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