Chromalloy, a global specialist in turbine engine aftermarket parts, repairs and restoration, has received Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approval for its new “up-change” part number covering the CFM56-5B/7B low pressure turbine (LPT) Stage 1 Nozzle Guide Vane (NGV) PMA. This approval builds on the company’s earlier certification in 2021 for the original NGV configuration, offering […]
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ST Engineering’s Commercial Aerospace division has strengthened its standing as an engine maintenance, repair and overhaul provider with the official opening of a new engine MRO facility in Singapore. The ceremony was officiated by Gan Kim Yong, Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry. The new multi-million-dollar facility, an extension of ST
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AerFin has successfully repaired and returned to service a CFM56 engine that was originally deemed unserviceable — a clear demonstration of its in-house technical expertise and expanding MRO capabilities. The engine was one of three originally acquired for teardown. However, AerFin’s trading team identified untapped potential in one of the units. Instead of dismantling all
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Magnetic Engines, a division of the Magnetic Group, has unveiled a new partnership with Group Engine Management GmbH (GEM), a subsidiary of Deutsche Lufthansa AG that oversees engine management for airlines within the Lufthansa Group. This cooperation marks an important milestone for Magnetic Engines as it continues to expand its footprint in the global aviation
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Kellstrom Aerospace has announced the disassembling of two engines, one CF6-80C2B1F and one CFM56-5B into stock. Both engines are in teardown simultaneously in the U.S. Serviceable LPT Modules are immediately available for sale or exchange. The remaining used serviceable material (USM) from this project will be available to support Kellstrom Aerospace engine programs helping airlines
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Willis Lease Finance Corporation has placed an order with CFM International for up to sixty LEAP engines with a value of nearly US$900 million at list prices. This includes both firm and option orders for LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B engines, which the Company will use to support its customers operating Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX
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Kellstrom Aerospace has purchased a serviceable CFM56-5B3/P engine, bearing s/n 779656. This engine will be added to its engine Lease pool, reinforcing its commitment to supporting its airline customers around the world. This engine is currently located in Europe.
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GA Telesis (GAT) has entered into a supply chain agreement with Aero Engine Solutions (AES) to provide CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B materials for GAT’s Helsinki based engine overhaul shop, GA Telesis Engine Services (GATES). This agreement provides an expanded pipeline of OEM repaired and serviceable material for GATES customers which can offer additional cost savings and
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