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Akasa buys over 300 CFM engines at list prices of $5 billion
Indian low fare carrier Akasa has purchased over 300 engines from CFM International for its Boeing aircraft order. The deal includes a comprehensive maintenance agreement and a spare engine contract. Akasa CEO Vinay Dube confirmed that the airline is not facing any delays in engine deliveries on its current fleet and expects none in the future.
PTC Industries shares hit 5% upper circuit on deal with Safran Aircraft Engines
The first titanium casting parts for LEAP engines are scheduled to be delivered early in 2024 for the LEAP engine powering single-aisle jet.
Jet Airways facing more delays; CEO Sanjiv Kapoor says talks on with engine makers
The latest bottleneck stems from unresolved negotiations between its management and engine makers on more favourable terms in its proposed leasing contracts, people in the know said.
Safran considers India engine repair plant after mega Airbus order
A final decision and the timing of any project will be linked to global industry recovery and demand for engine maintenance, repair and overhaul services after the pandemic, a Safran spokesperson.
We propose full technology transfer for engine to power next gen fighters: French manufacturer Safran
Our technologies make France one of the four countries in the world to master the complete development of a fighter jet engine. And if India needs us on this particularly strategic field, we will be there. Safran is definitely ready for a partnership with India, with the full support of the French government, Safran said.
IndiGo drops Pratt for CFM's jet engines in $20 billion order
Amid troubles with Pratt & Whitney’s gear turbofan engines, IndiGo will become the third airline in India to use CFM engines for its neo fleet after Vistara and Air India
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Airbus is said to miss A320neo goal on Pratt engine troubles
The delays on Airbus’s hottest selling model -- a workhorse for airlines worldwide -- threaten to expose the planemaker and Pratt to late penalties from frustrated customers.
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