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Safran Says LEAP Engine Output Is on Course to Meet Delivery Commitments

Safran Says LEAP Engine Output Is on Course to Meet Delivery Commitments

Safran said its LEAP engine production ramp-up remains on course to meet aircraft delivery commitments for the full year.

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Safran said its production ramp-up for LEAP engines is on course to meet its aircraft delivery commitments for the full year. The engines power the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX.

Key details

  • Safran’s chief expressed confidence that LEAP output would meet full-year delivery requirements.
  • The LEAP engine powers the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX.

Safran said LEAP engine output is on course to meet aircraft delivery requirements for the full year.

Why it matters

LEAP engine output supports deliveries of two widely used narrowbody aircraft families, the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX.

What happens next

Safran said the production ramp-up remains on course for the full-year delivery commitments. The material gives no further timeline.

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