Air Worthy expands with new office in Italy

Thanks to a successful year and a growing list of new clients and projects, Air Worthy has invested in additional office premises in Lodi, near Milan, to help the business expand in 2026.

The new space will enable the specialist airworthiness consultancy to develop its operations, as well as providing more storage capacity for critical documentation.

The process of aircraft transitioning from one jurisdiction to another, for example, requires the collation of complex, accurate, and compliant records, necessary for every aircraft delivery or redelivery. Supporting lessors with precise documentation and a smooth handover is a cornerstone of Air Worthy’s expertise, so the new office will further strengthen the company’s standards of service.

With international aviation growing, the role of a Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) such as Air Worthy has become more important than ever. Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) is a part of EASA’s Implementing Rules EU 1321/2014, Continuing Airworthiness.

Employed by the aircraft owner /lessor directly or by the airline/operator, 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, for example. Like any aviation organization, a CAMO must fulfil all its requirements and is audited regularly by the respective authorities in its territory.

To obtain CAMO approval, an organization must establish that it has the required NAA-approved employees with the relevant level of training and experience; a staff training programme; adequate office and document storage facilities; a secure IT infrastructure with all necessary protection and back-up protocols; and company procedures that comply with EASA Part M requirements.

The expansion of Air Worthy’s office space ensures that it continues to meet and exceed all the necessary protocols, as its Accountable Manager, Gabriele Brescianino, explains:

“Ensuring that Air Worthy remains at the forefront of CAMO capability, we have invested in additional space, which is an important milestone in our company’s development. 2025 has been very busy for our team and we expect to see further demand for our trusted consultancy services in 2026.”