Air Worthy to exhibit at MRO Europe in London

We are excited to announce that Air Worthy will be exhibiting at MRO Europe for the first time, which takes place in London, from October 14-16, 2025.

As Europe’s premier event for the aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul sector, MRO Europe brings together global leaders, innovators, stakeholders and decision-makers, all of whom have a major influence on shaping the future of aviation services.

Air Worthy’s senior team will be on hand to showcase our airworthiness consultancy services, which will include in-depth demonstrations of our innovative AWAS programme (see below).

MRO Europe is more than an exhibition, it’s a hub for networking, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. We look forward to catching up and engaging with our industry peers and customers.

Join us in London! We invite you to visit us at Booth 2239A at ExCeL London. It promises to be a great opportunity to connect with our team and explore how Air Worthy can support your aviation operation.

Insight into AWAS

The critical job of monitoring aircraft airworthiness has been strengthened this year with the launch of Air Worthy’s innovative computer software, AWAS (Air Worthy Aircraft Software).

Unique to the aviation sector, AWAS can be customised to specific operational needs, as well as delivering an improved level of flexibility and usability across the CAMO process.

Web based with no server requirement, AWAS provides a secure, intuitive user interface, which enables workflow and project progress to be monitored in real time by Air Worthy’s CAMO team. A web portal also facilitates customer access for viewing an aircraft’s live documentation and compliance status.

The CAMO designation, also referred to as Part-M, is a mandatory part of EASA’s Implementing Rules EU 1321/2014 - Continuing Airworthiness, which ensures that all aircraft operating within the jurisdiction of a National Aviation Authority (NAA) are maintained to the highest level of safety and compliant with the necessary aviation safety regulations.

In its role as a CAMO, Air Worthy manages responsibility for all continuing airworthiness activities, such as forecasting and compliance of the maintenance programme, Airworthiness Directive compliance, Service Bulletin evaluation and implementation, test flights, defect rectification and the safekeeping of accurate aircraft records.

Commenting on AWAS, Air Worthy’s Continuing Airworthiness Manager, Lucia Soffientini, said:

“By providing comprehensive airworthiness consultancy, Air Worthy offers a total solution for aircraft owners and operators. AWAS is an evolution of Air Worthy’s mission to uphold aircraft safety and deliver asset value throughout the service life of an aircraft and it will bring many benefits to the CAMO process. We are looking forward to showing the programme to delegates at MRO Europe in October.”