CFM Confident Leap Engine Meets 737 MAX Demands
CFM, which has carried its sole-provider status for Boeing’s narrowbody programs to the new 737 MAX project, is closing in on final design for the Leap-1B powerplant chosen by the U.S. airframer. “We think we’ve got the right architecture, and the more we go into it and the closer to defining the...
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