CTS Engines, a leading independent provider of maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for mature engines, has been selected by GE Aerospace as an official offload partner for the CF6-80E1 engine, which powers the Airbus A330.
William Kircher, CEO of CTS Engines, expressed pride in the selection, stating, “Being chosen by GE Aerospace to support this critical program is a tremendous honor. It speaks directly to our team’s deep expertise in legacy engine platforms and our unwavering commitment to ensuring the reliability and longevity of mature fleets well into the future.”
CTS Engines was chosen for its proven track record, focused expertise on legacy engines, and its strategic approach to long-term fleet sustainment. The company’s Engine Hub in Coral Springs, Florida, plays a key role in expanding its capacity and capability to support an increasing range of mature engine programs, including the CF6-50, CF6-80A, CF6-80C2, CF6-80E1, GP7200, and PW2000.
Nate Hoening, General Manager of the CF6 Engine Program at GE Aerospace, emphasized CTS’s qualifications: “CTS Engines has consistently demonstrated the technical expertise, responsiveness, and customer dedication we value in a long-term partner. After building a strong and successful relationship, selecting CTS to support the CF6-80E1 was a natural next step. Their deep commitment to legacy engines and focus on delivering value to customers made them the right fit for this critical role.”
This new partnership highlights CTS Engines’ commitment to being the premier global provider of sustainment solutions for legacy engine platforms, ensuring they remain mission-ready and viable for years to come.