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When should a CAMO or MRO keep a human in the loop?

Always on release, certification, and anything a named person must sign.

25 October 2026 · 4 min read

A CAMO or MRO keeps a human in the loop on every action that carries accountability: release to service, certificates, and compliance sign-off. The AI employee assembles the pack. The qualified person still signs.

Keep a human in the loop wherever a regulation names a person. Release, certificates, and compliance approval do not move.

The employee can read the request, gather the documents, and flag what is missing. That is assembly. Judgement stays put.

Why the split holds

Assembly is high volume. Sign-off is not. Automating the first without touching the second is the only version a serious aviation business should accept.

Questions

Can it send a quote without a person?
No. Drafts wait for a reviewer. That is the design, not a later extra.

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