Magnetic Engineering has received approval from the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) to operate as a Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO), enabling it to provide airworthiness management services to Nigerian aircraft operators.
The approval allows the company to support operators under a locally recognised regulatory framework, expanding its continuing airworthiness capabilities in the Nigerian market.
CAMO services cover the management of aircraft airworthiness throughout their operational lives, including maintenance planning, monitoring aircraft condition and records, and ensuring compliance with applicable airworthiness requirements. These functions support operators in coordinating maintenance activities and maintaining regulatory compliance.
The Nigerian approval also strengthens Magnetic Engineering’s position in Africa, which the company identifies as a growth market. Local regulatory recognition enables it to offer continuing airworthiness management services directly to Nigerian operators.
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Ene Krinpus, Managing Director at Magnetic Engineering and Magnetic Training, said, “This approval positions us to directly support Nigerian operators with continuing airworthiness management services. Africa remains an important growth market for Magnetic Engineering, and having NCAA recognition is a meaningful step in strengthening our presence in the region.”
For the MRO sector, the approval expands the range of technical support available to operators beyond physical maintenance, highlighting the role of continuing airworthiness management in coordinating maintenance requirements, aircraft records, and compliance across the fleet lifecycle.
