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Air India Partners with SR Technics for CFM56 Engine MRO

Air India has selected SR Technics as its long-term MRO provider for the carrier's CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engine fleets. This partnership ensures enhanced maintenance support and operational reliability for Air India's narrow-body aircraft powered by these engines.

2024-11-25T00:47:24.252402-08:00

Simple Flying

Rise Air Acquires ATR 72-600 as Canadian Launch Customer

2024-11-05T22:49:29.470052-08:00

Aviation Week

Gulf Air Turns to AI for Trent 1000 Engine Reliability

2024-11-19T04:20:59.929813-08:00

FlightGlobal

Aegean Airlines Q3 Profits Decline Due to Capacity Limits and GE Turbofan Inspections

2024-11-15T04:06:52.726878-08:00

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Air India Partners with SR Technics for CFM56 Engine MRO Air India has selected SR Technics as its long-term MRO provider for the carrier's CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engine fleets. This partnership ensures enhanced maintenance support and operational reliability for Air India's narrow-body aircraft powered by these engines.

2024-11-25T00:47:24.252402-08:00

Air India Partners with SR Technics for CFM56 Engine MRO

Aviation Week

Gulf Air Turns to AI for Trent 1000 Engine Reliability Gulf Air CEO Jeffrey Goh anticipates that advancements in AI and data analytics will enhance understanding of Trent 1000 engine performance, potentially mitigating ongoing reliability issues. This strategic shift underscores Gulf Air's commitment to leveraging technology for operational efficiency.

2024-11-19T04:20:59.929813-08:00

Gulf Air Turns to AI for Trent 1000 Engine Reliability

FlightGlobal

Aegean Airlines Q3 Profits Decline Due to Capacity Limits and GE Turbofan Inspections Aegean Airlines reported a 20% decline in Q3 profits as capacity constraints persisted. These were largely driven by ongoing Pratt & Whitney geared-turbofan engine inspections and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

2024-11-15T04:06:52.726878-08:00

Aegean Airlines Q3 Profits Decline Due to Capacity Limits and GE Turbofan Inspections

businessdesk.co.nz

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Pratt & Whitney and Air New Zealand Invest $150M in Christchurch GTF MRO Expansion The expansion will add 14,000 square meters to the facility, enhancing MRO capabilities for GTF engines. Completion is expected by 2026, enabling up to 140 engine overhauls annually by 2032, and will create 200 new jobs at the Christchurch site.

2024-11-07T15:10:37.784675-08:00

Pratt & Whitney and Air New Zealand Invest $150M in Christchurch GTF MRO Expansion

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Hawaiian Aircraft GTF Issues Resolved, 717 Fleet Retained Until Late 2020s Hawaiian Airlines has addressed engine issues with Pratt & Whitney's GTF engines, ensuring the continuation of Boeing 717 operations until the late 2020s. The resolution forms part of the airline’s strategic fleet management to optimize network efficiency and reliability.

2024-11-07T08:06:28.899833-08:00

Hawaiian Aircraft GTF Issues Resolved, 717 Fleet Retained Until Late 2020s

Bloomberg

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Wizz Air Faces Profit Drop Amid Persistent Engine Groundings Wizz Air reported a 21% decline in net profit, totaling €315.2 million, for the first half of fiscal year 2025. This downturn resulted from ongoing Pratt & Whitney GTF engine issues impacting Airbus aircraft availability, despite some operational progress and a minor increase in total revenue.

2024-11-06T23:18:13.241992-08:00

Wizz Air Faces Profit Drop Amid Persistent Engine Groundings

GlobalAir.com

Pratt & Whitney Canada to Showcase Hydrogen Combustion on PW127XT Engine Supported by an $11.3 million Canadian investment, Pratt & Whitney Canada will test hydrogen-fueled turboprop technology on the PW127XT. The project aims to advance sustainable aviation, including developing hydrogen infrastructure in collaboration with Next Hydrogen Solutions.

2024-11-06T12:06:13.888770-08:00

Pratt & Whitney Canada to Showcase Hydrogen Combustion on PW127XT Engine

Simple Flying

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Rise Air Acquires ATR 72-600 as Canadian Launch Customer Rise Air, entirely Indigenous-owned and based in Saskatchewan, becomes the first Canadian airline to operate ATR's latest 72-600 turboprops. The fleet expansion includes three aircraft, marking a milestone in providing enhanced air service to remote communities and work sites and positioning Rise Air as a regional aviation leader.

2024-11-05T22:49:29.470052-08:00

Rise Air Acquires ATR 72-600 as Canadian Launch Customer

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