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GE Aerospace Signs MRO Offload Agreement with United Aerospace for LEAP Engines

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GE Aerospace, a major player in aviation engine manufacturing, has entered an MRO offload agreement with United Aerospace Maintenance Company based in Cyprus. This partnership will focus on providing quick turn workscopes for LEAP engines, allowing GE Aerospace to enhance its maintenance capabilities and improve turnaround times for customers. The LEAP engine, known for its fuel efficiency and advanced technology, powers numerous aircraft worldwide, creating a growing demand for efficient maintenance solutions.

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