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1. myflyright.com › blog › reflecting-on-five-yearsReflecting on five years since the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302…

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   May 13, 2024 · Efforts to wrest control from the system's grip proved futile, leading to a heart-wrenching crash near Bishoftu, Ethiopia, ending 157 lives. This four-month-old aircraft, powered by CFM International LEAP-1B engines, became the center of a maelstrom of scrutiny.

2. simpleflying.com › etops-evolution-historyWhat Is ETOPS & How Has It Evolved? - Simple Flying

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   May 9, 2024 · 1990: The Airbus A310-324 (PW4000) became the first FADEC engine-powered aircraft to receive FAA’s ETOPS approval. 1990: The Boeing 777 became the first aircraft to get an ETOPS 180 rating. 1991: The Airbus A320 was the first fly-by-wire aircraft to be approved for ETOPS operations with 120 minutes diversion time

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   What was the first aircraft to get ETOPS approval?

   • 1990: The Airbus A310-324 (PW4000) became the first FADEC engine-powered aircraft to receive FAA’s ETOPS approval. 1990: The Boeing 777 became the first aircraft to get an ETOPS 180 rating. 2011: The Boeing 777 series received type-design approval from the FAA for operations up to 330 minutes.

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   When did ETOPS come out?

   • A year after the Boeing 767-200ER entered service, the FAA increased the ETOPS to 120 minutes at single-engine cruise speed. Photo: Vladsinger via Wikimedia. The first certification of 120-minute ETOPS was given to Trans World Airlines (TWA) in 1985. The certification came for their Boeing 767 aircraft which was to fly from Boston to Paris.

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   What is ETOPS & how has it evolved?

   • Humorously known as "engines turn or passengers swim", ETOPS has changed aviation regulations along the way. ETOPS was developed due to the advancement in aircraft technology, allowing twinjet on routes previously restricted to three- and four-engine aircraft.

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   Why are ETOPS operations important?

   • ETOPS operations also permit more effective use of an airline's resources.” In the past, 4-engine piston aircraft often landed at airports with one of its engines not functioning properly. For aircraft with four engines, that didn't matter, as there were three more with which to complete the trip.

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4. www.avm-mag.com › cfm-advances-leap-engine-healthCFM Advances LEAP Engine Health Monitoring | Aviation ...

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   May 21, 2024 · May 21, 2024. CFM International has expanded its engine health monitoring capabilities with machine learning, to provide operators with more insights. The system now being used for CFM LEAP-1A and LEAP-1B engines models data from multiple engine sensors at takeoff, climb, and cruise via probabilistic diagnostic and prognostic machine learning ...

5. aviationweek.com › mro › aircraft-propulsionMRO Memo: Bow Wave Of CFM56 Visits May Arrive Later

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   May 9, 2024 · The peak of CFM International CFM56 overhauls, penciled in for 2025, may be delayed due to challenges ramping up production of its successor engine, the Leap 1B, and ongoing strong demand...

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6. www.aero-news.net › indexAirbus Receives 180-Minute ETOPS Cert From FAA On Most Single ...

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   May 10, 2024 · Airbus is still working to get ETOPS approval for the smallest member of the A320 family, which the company expects to receive from both EASA and FAA by the second half of 2006.

7. www.aviationupdatemag.in › cfm-delivering-leapCFM Delivering LEAP Engines That Lower Fuel Nozzle ...

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   May 11, 2024 · written by Editor May 11, 2024. CFM International has shipped the first production LEAP-1A engines outfitted with its new reverse bleed system (RBS) to Airbus, with entry into commercial service expected by mid-year. The new production configuration hardware will also be installed in the existing fleet by both airlines and overhaul shops.

8. www.flightglobal.com › engines › aercap-reachesAerCap reaches agreement to purchase 150 Leap engines as ...

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   May 8, 2024 · Irish aircraft lessor AerCap has reached an agreement covering the purchase of 150 CFM International Leap engines, which will be used as spares for its growing fleet of Airbus A320neo-family jets ...