Aviation glossary · Continuing airworthinessWhat is CAME?
Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition
The approved manual describing how a CAMO is organised and how it works: its structure, postholders, procedures and the scope of its approval.
Why it matters
The CAME is what an auditor compares reality against. Procedures that live only in the CAME, and not in the system people actually use, are the usual source of findings.
In AerSynx
Controlled documents, approvals and training records sit next to the operational record, so the procedure and the work it governs are not in two different places. Quality and Compliance →