PARIS: Lockheed, GE sign engine material agreements

2015-06-17T13:23:00+01:00

Lockheed Martin Commercial Engine Solutions has signed two agreement with GE Aviation covering material for the overhaul of CF6 and CF34 engines.

The OnPoint agreement will ensure that Lockheed has access to OEM parts during overhauls for the two types. The initial deals will run for one year each, and are valued at $10 million.

LMCES operates in Montreal, Canada and San Antonio, Texas, and provides overhaul services for a variety of civil and military jet and turboprop engines.

Source: Flight Daily News

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