Certified Aviation Manager (CAM) Program
CAM Recertification
The goal of recertification is to evaluate the continued competence of a Certified Aviation Manager. The intent of the recertification program is to help ensure that the CAM stays current with industry issues and maintaining the highest standards possible toward proper management credentials within business aviation.
Recertification includes a point system requiring a maintenance fee of $250 and four points of credit to be completed every 36 calendar months on the anniversary of the initial examination month, or the exam will have to be taken in its entirety. Point awards include:
- Two points toward recertification can be obtained by completing Professional Development Program (PDP)-approved courses.
- One point may be obtained by attending any of these events related to management issues with a flight department:
- NBAA Schedulers & Dispatchers Conference
- NBAA Leadership Conference
- NBAA Maintenance Management Conference
- FSF/NBAA Corporate Aviation Safety Seminar
- NBAA Flight Attendants Conference
- NBAA Tax, Regulatory & Risk Management Conference, and other NBAA tax-related seminars
- Bombardier/NBAA/FAA/NTSB Safety Standdown
- Georgia Business Aviation Association Safety Day (2006, 2007, 2008)
- One point may be earned by participation in the CAM Governing Board Testing Committee as approved by the Testing Committee chair.
To learn more about NBAA events listed above, and to register, visit NBAA's events web page.
Organizations interested in having their programs earn recertification points for the CAM Program should contact NBAA. The review process of a program cost $50 and requires submitting a detailed description of the program at least six months in advance. Approval is limited to an annual basis.
The CAM Governing Board recognizes that the methods and procedures employed in recertification may differ from those used in the initial certification process.
Download the CAM Recertification Form (PDF, 31 KB)
