Maintenance and Modifications
GE Invests $300 Million in Singapore Engine Repair Shop
Improvements will help support for CFM Leap-1A/1B turbofans
GE Singapore
At the Singapore Airshow, officials from GE Aerospace and the Singapore Economic Development Board signed an agreement covering a $300 million investment in engine repair capabilities.

GE Aerospace is investing up to $300 million to boost its engine repair capabilities in Singapore. The manufacturer announced the multi-year project on Wednesday, with backing from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).

According to GE, the improvements to be made through 2029 will accelerate turnaround times for repairs to engines including the CFM Leap-1A/1B turbofans for narrowbody airliners. The investment will partly cover new technologies such as advanced automation, digitization, and artificial intelligence-enabled inspection technologies.

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