Maintenance and Airworthiness

Maintenance involves scheduled inspections, repairs, and upkeep to ensure an aircraft remains safe and reliable. Airworthiness refers to the aircraft meeting all safety standards and regulations required to operate legally and safely in the air. Together, they ensure that the aircraft is fit to fly, with proper systems functioning correctly, structures sound, and compliance maintained. Regular maintenance helps identify and fix issues before they become emergencies, while airworthiness certification confirms the aircraft’s overall safety and readiness for flight. Both are essential for protecting passengers, crew, and the aircraft throughout its operational life.