Viva Aerobus, Pratt Continue Talks For GTF Inspections Compensation

March 01, 2024
Viva Aerobus A320neo
Credit: Airbus / Master Films / Herve Gousse
Mexican ULCC Viva Aerobus remains in discussions with Pratt & Whitney regarding compensation for grounded aircraft undergoing inspections on geared turbofan (GTF) engines. Numerous Airbus A320ne0 family operators are facing accelerated GTF inspections to check for parts potentially contaminated by...

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