CAMP Systems

CAMP Systems is an independent provider of aviation management products and services for the global business aviation community. Founded in 1968 by Daniel J. Ryan and three colleagues from Grumman's service department, the company pioneered computerized aircraft maintenance tracking during the launch of the Gulfstream II and has operated in the sector for over 55 years. It is privately held by Hearst and employs over 1,600 people across 14 locations worldwide.

The company's software platforms span maintenance tracking, engine health monitoring, inventory management and flight scheduling. Maintenance Management (MTX) provides computerized aircraft maintenance tracking and management, while Engine Health Monitoring (EHM) supports over 33,000 engines and serves as the exclusive provider for all Pratt & Whitney Canada engines and Honeywell TFE, HTF and TPE engines. Inventory Management (IMS) covers aviation parts and supplies, and Flight Scheduling (FS) serves business aviation operators.

By scale, CAMP supports more than 20,000 aircraft across more than 230 aircraft models. It is the only company endorsed by every major airframe OEM in business aviation. Technical work is concentrated in maintenance tracking software, engine health monitoring, inventory management systems and flight scheduling software, serving customers in business aviation, corporate aviation, aircraft maintenance, aviation services and aerospace.