Increasing Demand for CFM LEAP Work Requires Some Improvements Around the GE Network
GE Aerospace announced that it would put $1 billion into its global maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) network, intending to improve shop throughput, turnaround time, and customer service across its widebody and narrowbody fleets. As such, all 19 of GE Aerospace’s MRO and component repair sites will get funding to upgrade equipment, machines, and tooling where needed. There seems to be wide latitude to act, for each individual site, allowing some to improve facility infrastructure or accelerate the adoption of approved tech - pretty much anything as long as it meets the goal of improved service for the end user.