FAR 91.1431 — CAMP Continuing Analysis
FAR 91.1431 requires fractional ownership program managers to continuously analyze and correct their CAMP inspection and maintenance programs.
FAR 91.1431 applies to fractional ownership program managers who maintain aircraft under a Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Program (CAMP). It requires them to actively monitor how well their maintenance system is working — not just set it up and forget it.
Key requirements:
- Establish and maintain a system for continuing analysis and surveillance of the performance and effectiveness of the inspection program and the programs for maintenance, preventive maintenance, and alterations.
- Correct any deficiencies found, whether the work is done by the program manager's own employees or contracted out.
- If the Administrator finds the procedures inadequate, the program manager must make the requested changes after notification.
- The program manager may petition for reconsideration within 30 days by filing with the Executive Director, Flight Standards Service. Filing the petition stays the notice — except in safety emergencies.
Operationally, this rule ensures that fractional operators don't just have a maintenance program on paper; they must continually evaluate and improve it, catching trends and issues before they become safety problems.
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