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Heli-One Secures CAMO Certification


Heli-One recently achieved certification as a Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO).


Its operations in Poland have been formally approved under European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part- CAMO regulations by the Polish Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). It positions Heli- One to provide new levels of support for customers


internationally, underpinning


safe and reliable performance of their assets.


Heli-One has become the first helicopter organization in Poland to secure CAMO certification, which reinforces the status of the business’s base at Rzeszów as a global hub for service provision.


It has also received formal certification from the U.K. CAA and Cayman CAA, meaning any operator flying under U.K. CAA, Cayman Islands CAA (CAACI) or EASA approvals can use Heli-One for the CAMO function.


“This is another important step forward for Heli-One, underscoring our position at the forefront of MRO services in the global market,” says Carolyn Forsyth, general manager of Sales, Commercial & Customer Support.


“With CAMO approval, we can now provide complete maintenance program management support, in effect maintaining aircraft in an airworthy condition throughout their lifecycle and protecting safety and reliability


in performance as well as


optimizing maintenance costs. More than that, Heli-One Poland offers a one-stop shop solution for stored aircraft while CAMO’s integration into the organization’s safety management system serves to add further value for customers. It is another example of how, as a business, we are investing to advance our service portfolio and help ensure our customers deliver on their operational goals.”


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