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CFM Leap-1B Engine Testing Begins As Market Waits for Validation

Author: Paul Leighton
May 18, 2015

The commencement of CFM LEAP-1B testing represents an important milestone as customers, operators, lessors and investors await verification that the smaller fan size required for the -1B can produce the necessary fuel efficiency benefits to effectively compete with the A32neo family.

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