Aero Norway signs multi-year deal with GE to service CFM Leap engines
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- Aero Norway has signed a multi-year contract with GE Aerospace to expand its maintenance business to the newer Leap engine family from CFM International.
- Under the agreement the Norwegian firm will handle high‑pressure turbine components of Leap‑1A and Leap‑1B engines, marking its first contract of this kind, while GE uses external maintenance providers to add capacity.
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