LEAP Engines in Asia
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Credit: Sean Broderick
Airlines are opting for more long-term agreements to maintain their CFM International (CFMI) Leap engines compared to CFM56 models, Safran says. Francois Planaud, Safran Aircraft Engines EVP of services and MRO, says 28% of Leap engines sold to date have long-term service agreements (LTAs) attached...
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