Inauguration Of Safran Maintenance Workshop Dedicated To LEAP Engine - Brussels

Inauguration Of Safran Maintenance Workshop Dedicated To LEAP Engine - Brussels

De droite à gauche, Nicolas Potier, Head of Safran Aircraft Engines Support and Services Division, Arnaud Feist, Chairman and CEO of Brussels Airport, Jean-Paul Alary, President of Safran Aircraft Engines and Jan Jambon Minister-President of the Flemish Government at the inauguration by Safran Aircraft Engine Services Brussels of a new maintenance workshop dedicated to the LEAP engine in the Brussels airport area, Brussels, Belgium on June 11, 2024. Photo by Monasse T/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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