Turkish Airlines signs intent for over 300 CFM Leap-1B engines
Turkish Airlines and its maintenance arm Turkish Technic have signed a letter of intent with CFM International covering more than 300 Leap-1B engines, including spares, for 100 firm and 50 optioned Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
Turkish Airlines, its maintenance arm Turkish Technic and engine maker CFM International signed a letter of intent covering more than 300 Leap-1B engines, spares included. The engines are for 100 firmly ordered and 50 optioned Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
A long-term maintenance agreement is also planned. It would cover every Leap-1B engine operated by Turkish Airlines and its subsidiary Ajet. Counting engines already in service or on order, plus those under leasing contracts and options, that comes to more than 600 powerplants.
The letter of intent also covers cooperation on a Leap engine maintenance and overhaul facility in Turkey, with CFM to support Turkish Technic with materials and services.
No value or delivery timeline was given.
Sources
- aerotelegraph.comTurkish Airlines vereinbart Kauf von mehr als 300 Leap-Triebwerken von CFM International