AerFin, a prominent aircraft end-of-life solutions provider, has recently received 11 CFM International CFM56 and 9 IAE V2500 engines, marking a significant milestone of acquiring 250 engines since 2013. The company’s extensive tear-down portfolio spans across various platforms, including CFM56-5B/5C/7B, CF34-8, CF6, RB211, and V2500. This development underscores AerFin’s dedication to providing high-quality used-serviceable material (USM) to its expanding global customer base.
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All the acquired assets have undergone the disassembly process in AerFin’s in-house facility, a 100,000 square feet EASA, FAA, and CAA-approved engine shop located in the United Kingdom. This reflects AerFin’s commitment to maintaining stringent quality control standards and ensuring the reliability of the acquired engine components.