Magnetic Engineering has expanded its Continuous Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) capabilities to now include the Airbus A220 and A350 aircraft.

The expansion comes with the approval of the Estonian Civil Aviation Authority, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth and service offerings.

Magnetic Engineering, a part of the Magnetic Group, says the increase in the demand for services for the new generation aircraft has been one of the driving factors for it to obtain new capabilities.

As Magnetic Engineering supports a wide range of lessors and operators globally, extending the service portfolio also signals additional business opportunities for current customers and new partnerships.

Natalja Platonova, chief of the Magnetic Talents sector, said: “At Magnetic Engineering, we are guided by global trends, agility and commitment to meeting our clients’ needs.

“This expansion is a natural next step in our development and ongoing growth strategy, fueled by positive customer feedback.

“Rest assured, this is just one of many enhancements we plan to introduce this year.”

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