Michael Bloomfield, CAMP Systems Inc.'s VP for its Andromeda scheduling system, has left CSI to purchase a company in an unrelated aviation market. CAMP President Wayne Hoppner says Andromeda development and support will continue as before, although some product development may be outsourced. The Ronkonkoma, N.Y. company's Internet-based e.Card access system for CAMP subscribers will be launched this winter, says Hoppner.

Now that Atlanta-based SeaGil Software has tied the knot with Marietta, Ga.-based Flight Watch International, the maker of BART scheduling/dispatching software is busy making further refinements of this Windows-based management system. The company is currently integrating its FLAP (automated flight analysis program) into its BART suite. SeaGil President Anthony Byrne says the company is also looking to integrate a moving map system and voice-activated flightcrew log accessing.

Harris Corporation of Melbourne, Fla., which developed a weather satellite data access system for the U.S. military and weather processing systems for use by FAA meteorologists, has created a sophisticated new weather and flight planning system for general aviation.