CFM International and Lufthansa Technik completed a CFM Branded Service Agreement on Feb. 28 to support CFM LEAP-1A engines.

GE will hold a 51% equity stake in the JV, with SIAEC holding the remaining 49%.

Sichuan Services Aero Engine Maintenance Company opened a new facility, expanding its MROl capability for CFM56 and LEAP engines to 300 engines per year.

India’s indigenous Tejas Light Combat Aircraft has successfully carried out a hot refueling, one of the capabilities highly desired in combat situations.

For airlines taking delivery of new or remarked aircraft, extensive due diligence is called for to establish an engine lifecycle management plan.

Engine center will focus on components for the CFM LEAP engine.

When GE Aviation says that the CFM LEAP engine is all over the world, they mean it.

In the time it took you to read this, GE Aviation will have managed 96 data records of live flight data! Learn more about how GE quickly and efficiency accomplishes this: Aircraft Maintenance Records Management.