CFM International Signs LEAP Maintenance Agreement with SilkAir |
| Léo Barnier |
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15 NOV 2017 | 124 words
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Who better than CFM International to take care of your LEAP? Nobody else according to SilkAir, who entrusted the maintenance of its LEAP-1B to the French-American engine manufacturer (CFMI is a joint venture between Safran Aircraft Engine and GE Aviation), on November 10th.
It is a Rate Per Flight Hour (RPFH) contract, which guarantees the maintenance costs of engines for a period of 15 years. It covers 80 engines - including six spare - for the 37 Boeing 737 MAX 8s ordered by the Singaporean regional airline, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines (SIA). Its amount is estimated at $ 1 billion.
Ordered at the end of 2012, the first 737 MAX arrived in SilkAir's fleet last October 5th. Other deliveries will extend until 2024.
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Léo Barnier
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Industry & Technology, Equipments, MRO
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