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DGCA CAR-CAMO Training Course – Continuing Airworthiness Management Certification
The aviation industry is evolving rapidly, and regulatory compliance has never been more important. DGCA’s CAR-CAMO (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation) introduces a modern management system that aligns India with international aviation standards and EASA Part-CAMO.
This comprehensive self-paced online training has been developed by iPint to help aviation professionals understand, interpret, and implement CAR-CAMO requirements with confidence.
Whether you work in Continuing Airworthiness Management, Aircraft Maintenance Planning, Quality Assurance, Technical Services, Airline Operations, MROs, or Regulatory Compliance, this course provides practical knowledge required to understand CAR-CAMO from the ground up.
The course explains not only what CAR-CAMO requires, but also why the regulation was introduced, how it integrates with India’s aviation regulatory framework, and how organisations can successfully transition from CAR-M Subpart G to CAR-CAMO.
Throughout the course, participants will gain practical insights into:
- Regulatory framework and legal basis
- Organisation certification
- Management System requirements
- Safety Management System (SMS)
- Airworthiness Review
- Personnel responsibilities
- Continuing Airworthiness Management
- CAME preparation
- Findings and Safety Reporting
- Documentation
- AMC & GM interpretation
- DGCA compliance expectations
- EASA Part-CAMO harmonization
The training combines regulatory interpretation with practical aviation examples, making complex requirements easy to understand and implement.
Upon successful completion, participants will have the knowledge required to confidently contribute towards CAR-CAMO implementation and compliance within their organisations.
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Course Introduction
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