- Operator type
- EASA and/or FAA approvals
- Aircraft types
- Departments
The only regulatory service that sends each department its own daily EASA and FAA briefing, even when nothing changed.
For the compliance monitoring manager or quality manager at a European air operator. EASA first, often FAA too.
How it works
- Flight operations
- CAMO / airworthiness
- Crew training
- Safety & compliance
- What changed, in plain words
- The deadline
- The action
- “Nothing changed”, said when so
One department's briefing, on a day with a change and a day without.
Sample. Written to show the format, not a real notice.
- From
- Aviation Support
- Subject
- Daily briefing: one change for you
- Profile
- Sample operator: AOC holder, EASA and FAA, turboprop fleet
- What changedEASA amended the wording on how continuing airworthiness records are kept.
- In plain wordsThe retention period is now stated more precisely. Records you already keep may only need a closer look.
- Deadline30 November (a made-up date for this sample)
- ActionCompare the stated period with the one in your CAMO procedures and note the result.
- From
- Aviation Support
- Subject
- Daily briefing: nothing changed
- Profile
- Sample operator: AOC holder, EASA and FAA, turboprop fleet
- TodayNothing changed for CAMO / airworthiness.
- CheckedEASA and FAA publications that match your profile.
- DeadlineNone.
- ActionNone. Your next briefing arrives tomorrow.
€49 per department, every month.
An operator buys one feed per department.
- Flight operations€49 / month
- CAMO / airworthiness€49 / month
- Crew training€49 / month
- Safety & compliance€49 / month