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Engines
Record CFM Deliveries and Backlog Boost Safran
With its CFM International partner GE Aviation, Safran is transitioning from production of its CFM56 turbofans to the new Leap engines.
Safran CEO Philippe Petitcolin declared himself very satisfied with the French aerospace group's 2015 financial results. [Photo: Safran]
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Charles Alcock
• Managing Editor
February 25, 2016
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