Sofema Aviation (SA) considers key aspects of assessing compliance within the EASA Part CAMO and Maintenance Control Centre (MCC) areas. Introduction In the current 2026 regulatory landscape, the transition to Part-CAMO has fundamentally shifted the focus from “administrative oversight” to “proactive risk management.” For organizations, this means moving beyond simple compliance checklists toward an integrated…

Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) www.sassofia.com considers the challenge of managing competence within the Maintenance Control Centre (MCC) Introduction A competent workforce is essential to the well-being of the aviation system This is particularly relevant within the Maintenance Control Centre. Staff who work in the Maintenance Control Centre environment are exposed to many elements of the regulatory…

Sofema Aviation Services (SAS) www.sassofia.com is pleased to share that 19 delegates from Jetfly Aviation completed the Maintenance Control Centre Repetitive Defect Management course.  The knowledgeable SAS instructor Dejan Dencic carried out the training as a webinar. About the course This training aims to provide the participants with an understanding of the interface between Reliability –…

We are delighted to share that Sofema Online has launched a new course: Maintenance Control Centre Repetitive Defect Management  Start learning online About the training: Maintenance Control Centre Repetitive Defect Management (MCC) is an inseparable part of areas like work package assignment to maintenance, repair, and overhaul organisations (MROs),  aircraft on the ground (AOG), and…