A senior Rolls‑Royce executive on Tuesday defended recent price rises and highlighted improvements in engine performance, responding to airlines' accusations that engine makers are profiteering from supply‑chain problems. The executive rejected claims of exploitation and said the company is focused on restoring reliability amid parts constraints.
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Engine and parts scarcity are already lifting values and aftermarket prices and constraining capacity — a dynamic that commercial operators and OEMs are contesting in pricing discussions (see source:6dc6f61a-95ec-40ee-8830-8e0af1fc95e7).
Rolls‑Royce’s defence of higher prices matters because it comes as the company has regained profitability and market momentum, signalling OEMs may hold firm on pricing as they scale aftermarket and services (see source:0d1b8baf-e52f-42b6-acf4-34f2a9c92e97 and source:5abda985-d7e1-4aa6-aa6c-b3b61700773f).
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