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is bullish on MRO demand for repair and maintenance services
                                                     for these engines.  “At Aero Norway the focus is always on deliv-
                                                     ering the best service and industry-recognised EGT margins
                                                     and we are globally acknowledged as a leader in CFM56 engine
                                                     repairs. To best serve our customers - MROs, independent
                                                     engine owners and leasing companies, we have taken steps
                                                     to underpin the business in three fundamental ways: financial
                                                     support to deliver working capital; sourcing of repair partners




















        for the finance and leasing schemes, as well
        as the provisioning of CFM56-5C4 engines
        and spares in cooperation with SR Technics.
        “We are very pleased to be partnering with
        AerFin  to  supporting  our  long-standing
        customer Philippine Airlines. Beyond.Fleet.
        Services is an integrated solution designed      “Aero Norway’s unequivocal pursuit of indus-
        to provide tailored support at each stage of      try-recognised EGT margins reduces costs
        aircraft maturity helping Philippine Airlines in   and improves reliability - the greater the EGT
        optimizing their operational costs and fleet     margin achieved, the healthier the engine. So
        lifespan,” said SR Technics COO Jean-Marc       from a commercial perspective Aero Norway’s
        Lenz..
                                                          customers’ engines will last longer on wing,
                                                         and the engine components, especially in the
                                                          hot section, will remain in better condition,”
                                                                Aero Norway CEO, Glenford Marston

                                                     that can complement the flexibility of workscope that we, as an
                                                     independent organisation, strive to offer; and the development
                                                     of highly trained apprentices to ensure continuity of our engi-
                                                     neering skill sets for the next 20 years and more,” says CEO,
                                                     Glenford Marston.
                                                     Aero Norway’s engine MRO for the CFM56 series has been
                                                     underpinned by what the company says is industry leading
                                                     Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) margins (up to 15 percent
                                                     higher than industry standard). “Aero Norway’s success can be
                                                     attributed 100 percent to the spirit and precision of the dedi-
                                                     cated technicians and engineers. Their unequivocal pursuit of
                                                     industry-recognised EGT margins reduces costs and improves
        Aero Norway                                  reliability - the greater the EGT margin achieved, the healthier
                 orway-based engine MRO provider     the engine. So from a commercial perspective Aero Norway’s
                 Aero Norway has been support-       customers’ engines will last longer on wing, and the engine
                 ing  CFM56-3,  CFM56-5B  and        components, especially in the hot section, will remain in better
       NCFM56-7B engines for 26 years and            condition,” Marston says.

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