CFM International's Rise Program Advances as Successor to Leap Engine by 2030
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The Rise program by CFM International, a collaboration between GE Aerospace and Safran, is progressing as it aims to replace the Leap engine in the 2030s. This new engine is designed to be more reliable and to reduce kerosene consumption by 20% compared to its predecessor.
The development of the Rise engine is significant as it reflects the industry's push towards more sustainable aviation technologies. By achieving a 20% reduction in fuel consumption, the program addresses growing environmental concerns and regulatory pressures within the aerospace sector.
Looking ahead, stakeholders will be keen to monitor the advancements in the Rise program as it approaches its target timeline. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
Original report
Il succèdera au Leap dans les années 2030 : où en est le moteur d’avion du futur de Safran, Rise ?
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