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Mohammed VI Launches Construction Works of Africa’s First Aircraft Engine Assembly Ecosystem as Safran Group Invests €350 Million
King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, chaired in Nouaceur the presentation and launch ceremony of Safran Group’s “Aircraft Engines” industrial and technological complex in Morocco. The complex will notably include a final assembly plant for aircraft engines. This strategic project brings the total value of the Group’s investments in its new industrial ecosystem to €350 million and places the country among the very limited number of nations manufacturing aircraft engines.
World-first: Liquid hydrogen used to power a turbine for light aviation
The aviation industry has long been in a relentless pursuit of technological advancement, efficiency, and sustainability in propulsion. In a recent collaboration, Turbotech, Safran, and Air Liquide teamed up to validate the feasibility of using liquid hydrogen to power a turbine engine. Nearly a year ago to this day on January 11, 2024, Safran and Turbotech successfully ground-tested a small TP-R90 turboprop engine – designed for two- to seven-seater airplanes – using hydrogen gas.
ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP /DE/ MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS (form 10-K) | MarketScreener
(AIN) Delayed Nyse - 03:59:08 2023-02-24 pm EST 101.00 USD -1.17% 12:20p ALBANY INTERNATIONAL CORP /DE/ MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS (form 10-K) AQ 02/14 Albany International to Seek Acquisitions CI 02/14 Transcript : Albany International Corp., Q4 2022 Earnings Call, Feb 14, 2023 CI Summary Quotes Charts News Ratings Calendar Company Financials Consensus Revisions Funds Summary Most relevant All News Analyst Reco.
Passenger Security Equipment Sales Market Growth Trends Analysis 2022-2028
New Market Research Report on " Passenger Security Equipment Sales Market size | Industry Segment by Applications (Airports , Train Stations , Bus Station
Safran Expands in India
Home Experts Speak Viewpoint Safran inaugurated three new production sites in India and announced the construction of a new major facility by 2025. These announcements represent more than $200 million of investment, opening new job opportunities for Indians.
Safran is supporting India in its quest for sovereignty and self-reliance
Home Civil Features EXCLUSIVE Announcements, which represent more than $200 million of investment between 2018 and 2025, clearly reflect the Group’s commitment to long-term development in the country Hyderabad July 7, 2022 By Neetu Dhulia Photo(s): By MinisterKTR / Twitter, Neetu Dhulia, Safran Group Safran group reaffirmed their commitment to the Government’s ‘Make in India’ policy and sovereignty, announcing their largest-ever MRO (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul) facility in Hyderabad...
Airbus, Safran and Tikehau Ace Capital sign an agreement with Eramet for the joint acquisition of Aubert & Duval
Airbus, Safran and Tikehau Ace Capital announce that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the mining and metallurgical group Eramet for the acquisition of its subsidiary Aubert & Duval. The three partners intend to acquire 100% of Aubert & Duval through a new joint holding company that would be specifically set up for this transaction and in which they would have equal ownership rights.
IAF orders HAMMER smart bomb kit for LCA fleet
November 17, 2021 By Vishal Thapar Photo(s): By Safran Group, Dassault Aviation AASM Hammer The Indian Air Force (IAF) is reported to have ordered an unspecified number of HAMMER ground attack precision guided munitions (PGM) for integration with the indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas. The order has been placed with the French manufacturer Sagem under the Emergency Procurement route.
Top Civil Aero Engines in the World Today
An aircraft engine is a complex machine that is expected to operate at very high altitudes and at very high speeds; its components have to withstand high rotation speeds and very high or low temperatures Issue: 12-2021By Air Marshal Anil Chopra (Retd)Photo(s): By Safran Group, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce, GE Aviation LEAP engine has 15 per cent improvement in fuel consumption and maintains the same level of dispa tch reliability and life-cycle maintenance costs.
Aerospace Magnets Get Down to Business
Exclusive launches, bulk buying and certificationnudge celebrations for manufacturers at the Paris Air Show 2019 Issue: 7 / 2019By Ayushee ChaudharyPhoto(s): By Airbus, ASDS Media, Safran Group, CFM Airbus’ much anticipated long-range A321XLR Rightly keeping up to its tagline, ‘where the aerospace leaders get down to business’, the Paris Air Show witnessed a plethora of airplanes bought, sold and many deals concluded.
Green AeroâEngines
As a result of massive increase in air travel by 2025, it is estimated that the total Carbon Dioxide (CO2) emission from commercial aviation may reach 1.5 billion tonne Issue: 6 / 2019By Air Marshal Anil Chopra (Retd)Photo(s): By Safran Group The All-Time Champion: Leap engine is currently the most fuel-efficient turbofan in the market The terms ‘Green Aviation’ or ‘Sustainable Aviation’ are increasingly being used to address the technological and socioeconomic issues facing the aviation...
India-France Defence Dialogue: From Rafale to Hammer, mega deal cleared
Home Military Features With the localisation targets, engine co-development, and expanded MRO capabilities, the latest round of talks signals a shift from buyer-seller dynamics toward long-term industrial collaboration and joint capability building February 19, 2026 By Manish Kumar Jha Photo(s): By PIB, SP Guide Pubns, Safran Group The 6th India–France Annual Defence Dialogue (ADD) concluded in Bangaluru with a decisive push towards deeper industrial cooperation, as both sides underscored the...
Powering the Future
CFM International, a global leader in aircraft engine manufacturing, hosted a highly anticipated media briefing on the eve of the Singapore Airshow 2024, to unveil its latest advancements in engine technology for narrowbody aircraft. The event featured comprehensive presentations from key executives including Arjan Hegeman, General Manager of Advanced Technology at GE Aerospace, and Pierre Cottenceau, VP of Engineering, Research & Technology at Safran Aircraft Engines.
Air India Kickstarts its Transformation Phase
Home In This Issue Story CIVIL | AIRLINES The former national carrier has placed bulk orders with aircraft manufacturers Airbus and Boeing for aircraft as well as for engines with Rolls-Royce, GE Aerospace & CFM Issue: 03-2023By Ayushee ChaudharyPhoto(s): By Airbus, Boeing, Safran Group, GE Reports, Rolls-RoyceIllustration(s): By SP’s Team Air India, India’s former national carrier, has been on fire lately, going out and about its transformation phase.
Powering the Future
Home Civil Features CFM International showcases its RISE next-generation engine architecture that aims to revolutionise engine design, targeting lower noise levels and achieving 100 per cent SAF certification February 20, 2024 By SP's Staff Correspondent Photo(s): By Safran Group CFM International, a global leader in aircraft engine manufacturing, hosted a highly anticipated media briefing on the eve of the Singapore Airshow 2024, to unveil its latest advancements in engine technology for...
Get Set for the Next Generation!
One theme dominates the thinking of every aeroengine manufacturer worth the name nowadays – aviation sustainability. And sustainability depends on an extremely challenging target coming ever closer. In fact it is only 25 years away. In October 2022, to prevent the aviation industry from effectively becoming an environmental pariah, member states of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) agreed to a long-term aspirational goal (LTAG) of net zero emissions from aviation by 2050.
After MoD's No Penalty for GE for Tejas delays, India's quest for indigenous jet engine remains at the threshold
Home Military Features While the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has denied the reports to impose penalties on GE over the delays of the F404 jet engine, India's quest for the indigenous jet engine remains at the threshold in search of its IPs and tech October 30, 2024 By Manish Kumar Jha Photo(s): By GE Aviation, Safran, Rolls-Royce, Safran Group The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has rebuffed reports that India has invoked penalties against the US jet engine manufacturer General Electric (GE) which...
The Single Aisle Leader
Home In This Issue Story ENGINES | OEM CFM International has a proven track record of delivering high-quality engines like the CFM56 and the LEAP-1. With the CFM RISE likely to follow, the company will probably retain its position as single-aisle market leader for the foreseeable future. In February 2023, Air India made the dramatic announcement that it would buy 800 CFM LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B turbofan engines to power 210 Airbus A320/A321neo aircraft and 190 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
Powering the Future
CFM International, a global leader in aircraft engine manufacturing, hosted a highly anticipated media briefing on the eve of the Singapore Airshow 2024, to unveil its latest advancements in engine technology for narrowbody aircraft. The event featured comprehensive presentations from key executives including Arjan Hegeman, General Manager of Advanced Technology at GE Aerospace, and Pierre Cottenceau, VP of Engineering, Research & Technology at Safran Aircraft Engines.
All about HAMMER Smart Precision Guided Weapon in India — “BEL-Safran Collaboration”
Home Military Features India's BEL and France's Safran move ahead with the jamming-resistant HAMMER, smart precision-guided munitions to boost air and naval firepower. The Joint venture will be a private-limited entity with 50:50 shareholdings between BEL and Safran.
Top Engine Manufacturers in the World
The turbofan engine market is dominated by a handful of, mostly western, players. In an increasingly globally-linked world, aircraft engines are an important component for transport applications, including commercial, military, business, and general aviation. Many large companies have large portfolios of engines for different uses.
Advances in Aero Engines
The world renowned Pratt & Whitney company has toiled for less than two decades and has produced a brilliant technological feat named the Pratt & Whitney GTF engine series Issue: 03-2022By Isha JaiswalPhoto(s): By Pratt & Whitney, Safran Group, Lufthansa Technik Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) has announced plans to advance its hybrid-electric propulsion technology play to enable the next step-change in efficiency for aircraft engines Aircraft engine manufacturers all over the world have become...
CFM RISES
The commercial aviation industry is under growing pressure to clean up its act on emissions. Aviation is hardly a major emitter, accounting for just 2.4 per cent of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. However, its relative share of emissions is projected to at least triple by 2050 as air traffic surges and other sectors of the economy successfully decarbonise.
India’s Quest for Indigenous Jet Engine Remains at the Threshold
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has rebuffed reports that India has invoked penalties against the US jet engine manufacturer General Electric (GE) which signed a $716 million deal with HAL in 2021 for 99 F404 engine for Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas Mk1A.
Gulfstream - Setting New Standards
BUSINESS AVIATION | EXCLUSIVE EXCLUSIVE Mark Burns, President, Gulfstream spoke exclusively to Jayant Baranwal, Editor-in-Chief, SP’s Aviation sharing his insights on the newly launched G400 and G800 as well as the company’s focus on Sustainability Issue: 12-2021Photo(s): By Safran Group, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce, GE Aviation Mark Burns, President, Gulfstream, on their growing family of technologically advanced and innovatively designed aircraft.
Civil Aero Engines - Review of Trends
Aircraft engines need to produce more power while consuming less fuel, produce less noise and reduce emission levels Issue: 11-2021By Air Marshal Anil Chopra (Retd)Photo(s): By Safran Group, CFM The CFM RISE (Revolutionary Innovation for Sust ainable Engines) programme targets more than 20 per cent lower emissi ons and will demonstr ate a range of new, disruptive technologies like open fan architecture and hybrid electric capability for future engines The civil aerospace industry is primarily...
Leaping Ahead
Home In This Issue Story ENGINES | CFM CFM International is on song. Since 1974, 50,000+ CFM56 and LEAP engines have been ordered. Till May 2022, more than 5,400 LEAP engines have been delivered and the company enjoys a 10,000+ order backlog for LEAP. Issue: 01-2023By Joseph NoronhaPhoto(s): By Safran Group, CFM LEAP is an environmentaly-friendly turbofan delivering 15 per cent lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Shown here is LEAP-1A engine.
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