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Jazeera Airways Selects CFM LEAP-1A Engines to Power 9 Airbus A320neo Aircraft and Extends its Services Agreement

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Jazeera Airways has selected CFM International LEAP-1A engines to power nine additional A320neo aircraft. In addition, Jazeera Airways and CFM have expanded the scope of their existing engine services agreement, which now covers the airline’s current and future fleet of 29 A320neo family aircraft, along with the purchase of spare engines.

“We are pleased to continue our longstanding partnership with CFM International, which has been an integral part of Jazeera Airways’ growth journey over the past two decades,” said Barathan Pasupathi, Chief Executive Officer of Jazeera Airways. “Our decision to choose the LEAP-1A engines for another nine A320neo aircraft from our current order book of 26 aircraft reflects our continued confidence in CFM’s technology, reliability and support. As we embark on our next phase of growth, this strengthened partnership will support our fleet expansion, enhance operational efficiency and reinforce our commitment to delivering a safe, reliable and cost-efficient travel experience for our passengers.”

Jazeera Airways became the first LEAP-1A-powered A320neo operator in the Middle East in May 2018 and currently operates 11 A320neo aircraft powered by LEAP-1A engines. The airline also operates 13 CFM56-5B-powered A320ceo aircraft.

“We are honored by Jazeera Airways’ continued trust in our LEAP engine and in CFM’s support,” said Gaël Méheust, President and CEO of CFM International. “It is a testament not only to the quality of our engines, but also to our commitment to delivering world-class support to maximize the utilization of its LEAP engine fleet.”

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