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To accommodate newly awarded quick-turn services for Leap 1A engines, pictured at the manufacturing site near Paris, IAI is considering building a new engine shop at its Tel Aviv site, which would double capacity there.
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Engine manufacturer CFM International has sought extra capacity for its Leap engine network as demand for quick-turn repairs and hospital shop visits climbs. In the past few years, several MRO providers with engine specializations have added Leap capabilities. The latest to do so is Israel Aerospace...
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