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  1. The FAA is reviewing production lines for the 737 Max, noting that engine supplies are a current bottleneck for larger models.
  2. FTAI Aviation, a service provider, began working with Boeing, servicing engines that power its wide-body aircraft.

A collaboration between FTAI Aviation and Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. focuses on engine maintenance and cargo conversion for the 737-800 platform.

4 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 7
Gone quiet Reached 4 outlets in its first 24 hours
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A collaboration between FTAI Aviation and Aeronautical Engineers, Inc. focuses on engine maintenance and cargo conversion for the 737-800 platform.

Who's involved

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FTAI Aviation, a service provider, began working with Boeing, servicing engines that power its wide-body aircraft. All 1 developments

Within The FAA is reviewing production lines for the 737 Max, noting that engine supplies are a current bottleneck for larger models.

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