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POWERING THE FUTURE
SP’s Aviation
|Issue 4, 2024
CFM International showcases its RISE next-generation engine architecture that aims to revolutionise engine design, targeting lower noise levels and achieving 100 per cent SAF’ certification
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CFM INTERNATIONAL, A GLOBAL LEADER IN AIRCRAFT ENGINE manufacturing, hosted a highly anticipated media briefing on the eve of the Singapore Airshow 2024, to unveil its latest advancements in engine technology for narrowbody aircraft. The event featured comprehensive presentations from key executives including Arjan Hegeman, General Manager of Advanced Technology at GE Aerospace, and Pierre Cottenceau, VP of Engineering, Research & Technology at Safran Aircraft Engines.
CFM International showcased its unparalleled expertise and track record as a world-leading engine supplier, highlighting the exceptional performance and reliability of its CFM56 and LEAP engines. With over 33,000 engines delivered and a backlog of 10,500 LEAP engines, CFM International continues to dominate the market, powering a vast fleet of Airbus A320neo, Boeing 737 MAX, and COMAC C919 family aircraft worldwide.
The company reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to sustainability, unveiling groundbreaking advancements aimed at enhancing efficiency and reducing environmental impact. Noteworthy achievements include a remarkable 40 per cent reduction in fuel consumption since the introduction of the CFM56 engine, underscoring CFM International’s relentless pursuit of efficiency excellence.
THE RISE PROGRAMME
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