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SpiceJet announced that in a significant step towards revitalising its fleet and enhancing operational efficiency, SpiceJet'has'received'the'first'two'of'its'overhauled'engines'from'global'MRO'provider'StandardAero.'These'include'a'CFM'LEAP-1B'engine'that'powers'the'Boeing'737'MAX,'overhauled'at'StandardAero'fs'Houston,'USA'facility,'and'one'Q400'engine,'received'from'StandardAero'fs'Singapore'facility.
The'airline'has'also'successfully'ungrounded'another'Boeing'737'NG'aircraft,'which'returned'to'active'service'last'month,'reinforcing'SpiceJet'fs'commitment'to'restoring'fleet' capacity'in'a'structured'and'phased'manner.'
As'part'of'its'broader'fleet'revival'plan,'a'total'of'17'engines'were'sent'for'overhaul.'With' the'receipt'of'the'first'two'engines,'SpiceJet'expects'a'steady'flow'of'additional'engines'in' the'coming'months.'
Six'CFM'LEAP']1B'engines'were'sent'to'StandardAero'fs'Houston'facility,'while'seven' Q400'engines'had'been'sent'to'its'Singapore'facility.'Additionally,'four'engines'have'been' sent'to'Carlyle'Aviation'to'support'the'revival'of'grounded'Boeing'737'NG'aircraft.'
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