A Dedicated Maintenance Centre
Maintenance
Our maintenance centre is an Authorised Service Centre for both Cirrus Aircraft and Tecnam Aircraft.
Here, our experienced technicians maintain every aircraft with the highest level of precision, using advanced equipment and following the industry’s most rigorous maintenance standards.
CAMO
Our Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation (CAMO) ensures every aircraft remains airworthy and fully compliant with EASA regulations.
From maintenance planning and technical records to airworthiness reviews and regulatory compliance, our specialists oversee every aspect of the aircraft’s continuing airworthiness, helping operators maintain the highest standards of safety and reliability.
Professional Aviation Service
Professional Aviation Service is an EASA-approved maintenance organisation (Part-CAO), providing aircraft maintenance and CAMO (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation) services.
We manage scheduled maintenance for both our own fleet and third-party aircraft, adapting to a wide range of operational requirements. Every intervention is carefully planned to minimise aircraft downtime while maintaining the highest standards of safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
Before an aircraft returns to service, our qualified instructors perform a post-maintenance test flight to verify that every system operates as expected. A final layer of quality assurance, ensuring every aircraft is ready to fly with complete confidence.
In-House Maintenance: An Essential Contribution to Safety
Flight Operations Room (SOR)
We are the first flight academy in Italy to introduce the SOR (Sala Operativa di Reparto), a dedicated flight operations room located beside the runway for real-time monitoring of aircraft during flight. This additional layer of oversight allows us to closely monitor every stage of training, ensuring continuous support and enhanced operational safety.
At Professional Aviation, safety is not just a priority – it’s part of our daily culture.
Our Commitment
Our goal is to ensure that every aircraft is maintained in optimal operating condition. Safety is more than a standard to be met – it is the principle that guides every decision we make. This is how our Safety First approach comes to life, day after day, giving pilots and student pilots the confidence to fly with the support of a reliable and highly organised maintenance team.
Safety Reporting
Safety starts with open communication. Our Safety Reporting System encourages students, instructors, and staff to report hazards, incidents, and safety concerns quickly and confidentially.
By identifying potential risks early, we continuously improve our operations, strengthen our safety culture, and ensure compliance with EASA Safety Management System (SMS) principles.
Safety Culture
Every year, Professional Aviation hosts Safety Day to strengthen a shared culture of safety, responsibility, and continuous learning. At this year’s event in Ozzano dell’Emilia, student pilots, pilots, instructors, and industry experts came together to learn from real-world case studies and expert insights. The focus? Safety as a mindset—not just a checklist.