Turkish Airlines signs memorandum with CFM International for over 600 LEAP‑1B engines

Turkish Airlines signs memorandum with CFM International for over 600 LEAP‑1B engines
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Turkish Airlines (THY) and CFM International signed a memorandum covering more than 600 LEAP‑1B engines, including 100 firm orders and 50 options for Boeing 737 MAX aircraft announced on 23 September.

The agreement provides for the purchase of more than 300 LEAP‑1B engines for spare parts for the firm orders and options, and includes a long‑term service arrangement covering engines on board, spare parts, engines on leased aircraft and possible options, while supporting the planned MRO facility in Turkey.

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