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Aer Lingus Receives First Two Airbus A321XLRs for Transatlantic Routes

Aer Lingus has taken delivery of its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft, marking a significant milestone for the airline. These aircraft, powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, will be used for new routes to Nashville and Indianapolis in 2025, enhancing Aer Lingus's long-haul single-aisle capabilities.

2024-12-19T02:36:02.041124-08:00

Aviation Week

Boeing, CFM Enhance Safety to Mitigate Leap-1B Smoke Risks

2024-12-19T13:51:13.687147-08:00

Air Data News

Pratt & Whitney's GTF Engine Certified for A321XLR by FAA

2024-12-16T05:53:21.751515-08:00

Leeham News

FAA and EASA Certify More Durable CFM LEAP-1A Turbine

2024-12-10T13:32:15.470203-08:00

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Aviation Week

Boeing, CFM Enhance Safety to Mitigate Leap-1B Smoke Risks In response to potential smoke risks during serious Leap-1B engine failures, Boeing and CFM are collaborating to introduce changes to the safety system. This initiative aims at improving flight deck safety by addressing the risks posed by the current system's activation under failure conditions.

2024-12-19T13:51:13.687147-08:00

Boeing, CFM Enhance Safety to Mitigate Leap-1B Smoke Risks

Air Data News

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Aer Lingus Receives First Two Airbus A321XLRs for Transatlantic Routes Aer Lingus has taken delivery of its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft, marking a significant milestone for the airline. These aircraft, powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, will be used for new routes to Nashville and Indianapolis in 2025, enhancing Aer Lingus's long-haul single-aisle capabilities.

2024-12-19T02:36:02.041124-08:00

Aer Lingus Receives First Two Airbus A321XLRs for Transatlantic Routes

Air Data News

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Pratt & Whitney's GTF Engine Certified for A321XLR by FAA Pratt & Whitney's PW1100G-JM geared turbofan engine has received FAA certification for the Airbus A321XLR. This certification, granted on December 12, 2024, positions the A321XLR to enter service in 2025, with 13 customers already selecting the GTF engines to power 217 aircraft.

2024-12-16T05:53:21.751515-08:00

Pratt & Whitney's GTF Engine Certified for A321XLR by FAA

Leeham News

FAA and EASA Certify More Durable CFM LEAP-1A Turbine CFM International has received certification from both the FAA and EASA for enhancements to the LEAP-1A high-pressure turbine. The upgrades increase engine durability, especially in hot and harsh environments, improving time on wing for the A320neo family.

2024-12-10T13:32:15.470203-08:00

FAA and EASA Certify More Durable CFM LEAP-1A Turbine

FlightGlobal

Safran and CFM Poised for Clean Aviation Open-Rotor Testing Safran and CFM International are expected to receive Clean Aviation funding for flight demonstrations of an innovative open-rotor engine concept. This development marks a significant step in advancing engine technology aimed at reducing emissions and enhancing efficiency.

2024-12-10T13:20:15.602524-08:00

Safran and CFM Poised for Clean Aviation Open-Rotor Testing

The Air Current

FAA Certifies Airbus A321XLR; Pratt & Whitney EASA Approval Delayed The FAA's certification allows U.S. airlines to commence deliveries of the Airbus A321XLR in 2025, marking a significant milestone for the aircraft. However, Pratt & Whitney's engine approval by EASA has been postponed to 2025, impacting deployment schedules.

2024-12-09T13:27:52.957281-08:00

FAA Certifies Airbus A321XLR; Pratt & Whitney EASA Approval Delayed

Aviation Week

FAA and EASA Certify Durability Upgrade for CFM LEAP-1A Engines The FAA and EASA have granted certification to a high-pressure turbine upgrade for CFM LEAP-1A engines, enhancing durability and performance for the Airbus A320neo. The advancement addresses previous durability challenges and is set to benefit operators in demanding environments.

2024-12-06T11:08:08.966867-08:00

FAA and EASA Certify Durability Upgrade for CFM LEAP-1A Engines

Wall Street Journal

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Safran Projects Leap Engine Deliveries to Increase 15-20% in 2025 Safran forecasts a significant rise in Leap engine production following recent supply chain optimizations and market demand projections. The joint venture with GE Aerospace expects deliveries to exceed 2,000 units annually by 2026, indicating strong recovery and expansion in the aviation sector.

2024-12-05T02:34:53.391416-08:00

Safran Projects Leap Engine Deliveries to Increase 15-20% in 2025

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