Who Keeps Aircraft Airworthy? The Evolving Role of Continuing Airworthiness in European Aviation
Tuesday, 12 August 2025
By Florin Necula, PhD | Maintenance Manager & Licensed Aircraft EngineerJul 29th, 2025 INTRODUCTION In the world of aviation, the journey to ensuring safety does not end at certification. While initial airworthiness is concerned with the design and manufacture of an aircraft, continuing airworthiness is the discipline that ensures that aircraft remain airworthy throughout their
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CRS – The Signature That Sends an Aircraft Flying
Wednesday, 30 July 2025
By Florin Necula, PhD | Maintenance Manager & Licensed Aircraft EngineerJul 29th, 2025 In aviation maintenance, few actions carry more weight – both legally and ethically – than signing a Certificate of Release to Service (CRS). To some, it might seem like just a formality, a routine sign-off after completing scheduled tasks or fixing a
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Level 1 vs Level 2 Findings: What They Really Mean for Aviation
Thursday, 17 July 2025
By Florin Necula, PhD | Maintenance Manager & Licensed Aircraft EngineerJul 3rd, 2025 Abstract: In civil aviation, audit findings serve not only as indicators of regulatory compliance but also as reflections of organisational resilience and the maturity of oversight systems. This article analyses the classifications, meaning, and implications of audit findings under EASA and UK
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The Hidden Value of CAMO Services During Aircraft Lease Transitions
Tuesday, 08 July 2025
When an aircraft changes hands — whether at the end of a lease or during mid-lease transfers — every detail matters. And yet, one of the most critical contributors to a smooth transition often remains underappreciated: CAMO services. At RAS Technic, we’ve seen how the right CAMO support can save both time and money, reduce
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