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Avio-Snecma (Safran Group): signed collaboration for development Leap aircraft engine

Turin, Italy - It is expected to enter commercial service in 2016

Avio, Italy’s refernce aerospace company, and Snecma, the world-class manufacturer of aircraft and rocket engines (Safran Group), today finalised a commercial agreement to work on the new LEAP aircraft engine family. Avio will be responsible for the design and production of key elements of the low-pressure turbine: stator stages, disc and casing. Compared to Avio’s current involvement in the CFM...

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Rome, Italy, 03/07/2012 17:48
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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