Longer, More Complex Engine Lives Drive New Approach to MRO
GE Aviation is looking to provide operators and MRO greater flexibility as they work to reduce the lifecycle costs of engines.
GE Aviation launched its TrueChoice engine maintenance packages in April, offering operators four options for the care-and-feeding of their engines.
GE Aviation launched its TrueChoice engine maintenance packages in April, offering operators four options for the care-and-feeding of their engines.

Factors such as lower fuel prices and continued traffic growth are prompting airlines to keep aircraft in service longer. As a result, airframes and engines are changing hands more often during their working lives, driving demand for maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services and ramping up operators’ expectations for greater flexibility in aftermarket support.