Aviation Engines, Propulsion & Auxiliary Power Units

Source: Safran


SNECMA AND MAX AEROSPACE CREATE INDIAN JV FOR MILITARY ENGINE MRO
Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Source: Safran


DELHI - Snecma (Safran) and Max Aerospace have signed an agreement to create a joint venture called Max Aero Engines Private Limited (MAEPL), which will offer military aircraft engine maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services in India. MAEPL will provide complete engine support solutions, in particular shop-level maintenance and flight line services. More specifically, its main role will be providing maintenance services for the Snecma M53 engines powering the Mirage 2000H "Vajra" fighters, on behalf of the Indian Air Force (IAF), starting in 2015.

Source: Forecast International
Author: W. Alibrandi, Aircraft Engines 
 

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