CFM International: 37 Years Selling Aircraft Engines

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History of the CFM International JV
How responsibilities are divided between Safran and GE for building CFM engines
How airframers choose an engine manufacturer for new platforms
What airlines and lessors care about when selecting engines
Competition between PW GTF and CFM56 & LEAP
How engines are priced and sold
Evolution of power-by-the-hour and time and material pricing
Benefits of CFM's open aftermarket network

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