CTS Engines Partners with GE Aerospace for CF6-80E1 Maintenance
CTS Engines, a prominent player in the field of maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for older engines, has been chosen by GE Aerospace to handle support for the CF6-80E1 engine. This engine is essential for powering the Airbus A330, a popular wide-body aircraft.
William Kircher, the CEO of CTS Engines, expressed his pride in the partnership, stating, “Being selected by GE Aerospace for this important program is a great honor. It highlights our team’s strong expertise in older engine technologies and our commitment to keeping mature fleets reliable and operational for many years.”
The decision to partner with CTS was influenced by the company’s proven track record with legacy engines and its dedication to sustaining fleets over time. The company’s facility, known as the Engine Hub, located in Coral Springs, Florida, expands its capabilities to support a range of mature engine programs, including the CF6-50, CF6-80A, CF6-80C2, CF6-80E1, GP7200, and PW2000.
Nate Hoening, General Manager of the CF6 Engine Program at GE Aerospace, commented on the collaboration, noting, “CTS Engines has repeatedly shown the technical know-how, quick responses, and customer focus that we seek in a long-term partner. Given our successful past relationship, choosing CTS for the CF6-80E1 was a logical step. Their commitment to legacy engines and their goal of providing value to customers made them the ideal partner for this important role.”
This partnership aligns with CTS Engines’ objective to be a leading global provider of support solutions for legacy engine platforms, ensuring they remain efficient and ready for missions in the foreseeable future.
