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- GMR Aero Technic, a Hyderabad-based airframe MRO company, has signed a licence agreement with Honeywell Aerospace to repair and overhaul line replaceable units of LEAP engines.
- These engines power Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, and the deal covers seven critical engine control components, including full disassembly, inspection, repair, reassembly and testing.
- The partnership aims to enable repairs within the region, improving turnaround times and lowering costs for airline customers in India and nearby markets.
- Both companies see it as a step towards expanding India's domestic MRO capabilities in one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets.
What to watch next
- When GMR Aero Technic begins actual LEAP engine LRU repair services under the licence
- Which Indian and regional airlines sign up for these repair services
- Whether Honeywell expands its MRO partnerships in India beyond this agreement
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- GMR Aero Technic new capability· weeks
- Honeywell Aerospace expanded service footprint· weeks
- Hyderabad MRO ecosystem industrial cluster development· longer
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Named India · Airbus A320neo · Ashok Gopinath · Boeing 737 MAX · Cooper Cullen · GMR Aero Technic · Honeywell Aerospace · Hyderabad · Leap Engines
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