Safran: CFM Aftermarket Shifting To Long-term Agreements
Credit: Nigel Howarth/AWST
Airlines are opting for more long-term agreements to maintain their CFM International Leap engines compared to CFM56 models, but the venerable CFM56s will continue to drive the engine maker’s aftermarket revenues for years to come, with peak annual shop visits expected to occur around 2025...
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