Ranked By Launch Price The CFM56 family of engines was developed through a joint venture between aviation companies GE and Safran Aircraft Engines. This venture, known as CFM International, became ...

Magnetic Engines will provide cost- and time-saving repairs on CFM56-5B engines for GEM-managed engines in the Tallinn-based ...

GE’s engine portfolio includes the workhorse CFM56, which has powered older Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 models since 1982 and is giving way to the CFM Leap on A320neo and 737 MAX planes.

GE Aerospace has hundreds of workers in Durham an thousands across North Carolina.

The engine maker, however, has made recent progress rolling out a critical Leap durability update that includes redesigned turbine blades. GE Aerospace, which co-owns CFM with Safran Aircraft ...

The CFM56 family of engines was developed through a joint venture between aviation companies GE and Safran Aircraft Engines. This venture, known as CFM International, became official in 1974 ...