Macquarie AirFinance has become the first aircraft leasing company to achieve the TRUEngine designation for its portfolio of CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engines.
Many leasing companies adhere to a strict policy that their engines be maintained with only genuine parts from the original manufacturer, says CFM. Being part of TRUEngine helps lessors track compliance with this policy, as well as maintain the long-term value of these important assets.
Source: Flight Daily News
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