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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 […]

In 2015, Lucia Soffientini and Gabriele Brescianino combined their 20+ years of experience in avionics, CAMO, and aircraft maintenance to establish Air Worthy, based in Lodi, Northern Italy. With their complementary skills and a shared vision, they launched a specialist airworthiness consultancy and laid the foundation for what, a decade later, has become an internationally […]

This summer, aviation airworthiness consultancy, Air Worthy, will celebrate its tenth birthday and 2025 has already been a very busy year for the Italian-based airworthiness and aircraft CAMO specialist. Here’s a snapshot of some of the key projects the Air Worthy team is currently working on: AWAS Air Worthy’s innovative AWAS (Air Worthy Aircraft Software), […]

Aircraft maintenance is critical to ensuring safety, reliability, economical optimisation and compliance with aviation standards. During its service life, a commercial aircraft will undergo the most extensive maintenance procedure when it reaches 12 years, which is known as the 12-year inspection, or D-Check. This major overhaul is a milestone in an aircraft's lifecycle, involving meticulous […]

As a respected international provider of CAMO and technical services to airlines and lessors, Air Worthy has developed its position as a specialist in the complex process of passenger to freight (P2F) conversion programmes. What is CAMO? Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization or ‘CAMO’ is the process of ensuring that all aircraft are maintained to the […]

The term ‘avionics’ is the literal amalgamation of ‘aviation’ and ‘electronics’ and refers to every electrical system in an aircraft, which essentially covers all aspects of an aircraft’s operation. Avionics maintenance involves the engine controls, flight control systems, navigation, communications, flight data recorders, lighting, fuel systems, electro-optic (EO/IR) systems, hydraulics, oxygen supply and fire suppression, […]