CFM International News
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Airbus SAS is set to announce an order from Indonesia’s PT Lion Mentari Airlines for more than 200 single-aisle aircraft valued at more than $20 billion, two people familiar with the agreement said.
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Airbus SAS has handed over the last A318 plane left in its backlog to a corporate VIP customer, leaving its smallest and least successful model without remaining orders for the first time in 10 years of production.
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Chaker A. Chahrour, executive vice president of CFM International, comments on Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China Ltd.’s C919, the nation’s first large passenger aircraft program. He spoke in Beijing yesterday.
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United Technologies Corp. ’s Pratt & Whitney unit accused jet-engine maker Rolls-Royce Group Plc of unfairly using patent litigation to keep it from re-entering the biggest segment of the commercial-airline market.
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AirAsia Bhd. said it will run a contest to pick an engine supplier for its latest crop of Airbus A320 planes rather than automatically select its normal supplier, a General Electric Co. and Safran SA venture.
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General Electric Co., the biggest maker of jet engines, agreed to buy the aerospace-parts business of Avio SpA for $4.3 billion, tightening control over its supply chain as planemakers boost output.
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Boeing Co. won an order for 60 of its upgraded single-aisle 737s from Aviation Capital Group LLC, a deal with a $6 billion catalog value that pushed purchases of the new jet past the planemaker’s full-year goal.
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General Electric Co., the world’s largest jet-engine maker, may reach an agreement to buy aerospace-parts supplier Avio SpA from Cinven Ltd. this week, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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Airbus SAS said it plans to offer its A320 series of aircraft with an option of more fuel-efficient engines to help defend its stake of the single-aisle jet market.
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Patent protection for stem-cell research methods that involve cells from human embryos breaches European Union law, an adviser to the region’s highest court said in a non-binding opinion yesterday.
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