Clive Njo is an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, Aviation Researcher, and Aviation Sustainability advocate whose work spans aircraft maintenance, aviation supply chains, warranty management, inventory control, and aerospace operations. He holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Air Transport Management from De Montfort University, United Kingdom, where his research focused on carbon reduction strategies and sustainability practices within the aviation industry.

Throughout his career, Clive has gained experience in aircraft maintenance, aerospace logistics, warranty management, and business aviation through roles with leading organisations, including Bombardier, Boeing, Fastenal Aerospace, and Caverton Helicopters.

His research centres on the application of artificial intelligence in aircraft maintenance, predictive maintenance, maintenance management, aviation sustainability, airline decarbonisation, and aviation supply chain optimisation. 

He is the author of AIROLOG: A Rule-Based and AI-Assisted Maintenance Intelligence Framework for Small Aircraft Operators and Flight Training Organisations, a monograph that explores practical, AI-driven approaches to maintenance planning, operational efficiency, and sustainable aviation.

Clive is a Member of the Royal Aeronautical Society (MRAeS) and actively contributes to discussions on aircraft maintenance, aviation sustainability, maintenance innovation, and the practical adoption of emerging technologies within the aerospace industry. His publications and professional work reflect a sustained commitment to enhancing maintenance performance, operational resilience, and environmental sustainability across the aviation sector.

Outside his professional work, Clive enjoys travelling, sports, music, exploring different cultures, and staying informed about developments in the global aviation industry. He is passionate about continuous learning and believes that innovation, collaboration, and sustainability will play a central role in shaping the future of aviation.