Credit: S. Broderick / AWST
BARCELONA—Installations of systems designed to prevent fuel nozzle coking on CFM International Leap 1A engines are ramping up and data from the initial retrofits shows the kits are working as intended, a senior GE Aerospace official says. About 300 engines are flying with reverse bleed systems (RBS)...
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