Aircraft Models

Define and manage aircraft type/model records in AeroTrack. Aircraft models are the foundation of fleet management — every individual aircraft, AMP revision, AD/SB directive, and tech library manual is linked to a model. This guide covers creating models, understanding model categories, and how models connect to the wider CAMO ecosystem.

Module: CAMO · 6 steps · camo_engineer admin

Browse Models
1 Open Models List

Navigate to CAMO → Aircraft Models or go directly to /camo/models. The model list shows all registered aircraft types with their manufacturer, category, and engine count.

Aircraft models list showing model name, manufacturer, category, and engine count
2 Column Reference
ColumnDescription
NameModel designation (e.g. Boeing 737-800, ATR 72-600, Airbus A320neo).
ManufacturerAircraft manufacturer (Boeing, Airbus, ATR, Embraer, etc.).
CategoryAircraft category — Narrow Body, Wide Body, Regional, Turboprop, Helicopter, or Business Jet.
EnginesNumber of engines on this model type.
DescriptionOptional notes about the model variant or configuration.
Create a Model
3 Open Add Form

Click the + New Model button at the top of the model list. This opens the model creation form at /camo/models/new.

4 Fill Model Details
FieldRequiredDescription
NameYesOfficial model designation. Use the full variant name (e.g. “737-800” not just “737”).
ManufacturerYesOEM name (Boeing, Airbus, ATR, etc.).
CategoryYesSelect: Narrow Body, Wide Body, Regional, Turboprop, Helicopter, or Business Jet.
Engine CountYesNumber of engines (typically 1, 2, or 4).
DescriptionNoOptional notes about the variant, configuration, or fleet-specific details.
Aircraft model creation form with name, manufacturer, category, engine count, and description fields

Click Save to create the model. It will immediately be available for selection when registering new aircraft.

Model names must be unique. If your fleet operates multiple variants of the same type (e.g. 737-800 and 737 MAX 8), create separate model records for each.
Model Usage
5 Where Models Are Referenced

Aircraft models are a core reference entity used across the entire CAMO ecosystem:

ModuleHow Models Are Used
Aircraft FleetEvery aircraft is linked to a model. The model determines applicable ADs, task cards, and inspection programmes.
AMP RevisionsEach AMP revision is specific to a model. Only aircraft of that model receive the maintenance tasks.
AD/SB DirectivesDirectives are filtered by model. URL monitoring checks for new ADs per model.
NotificationsAD/SB notification filters include a model dropdown to narrow results.
Tech LibraryManuals, task cards, and STCs are catalogued by model.
Fleet AnalyticsGraphs and charts can be filtered by model for fleet-level analysis.
Define your models before registering aircraft. The model must exist first, as it’s a required field on the aircraft registration form.
6 Edit & Manage Models

Click any model row to open the edit form at /camo/models/{id}/edit. You can update all fields.

ActionNotes
EditAll fields are editable. Changes propagate to all aircraft of this model.
DeleteOnly possible if no aircraft are registered under this model. If aircraft exist, you must reassign or deregister them first.