Air India has successfully completed its Airbus A320neo engine retrofit program. This initiative involved replacing the engines on 27 A320neo aircraft.
The airline opted to switch from CFM International LEAP-1A engines to Pratt & Whitney PW1127G-JM engines for these aircraft. This decision was made in response to issues experienced with the LEAP-1A engines. The retrofit program was undertaken to improve the operational reliability and performance of its A320neo fleet.
The A320neo aircraft are a vital part of Air India’s fleet modernization and expansion efforts. By addressing the engine concerns, Air India aims to enhance its operational efficiency and passenger experience. The completed retrofit program signifies a significant step in ensuring the continued reliable service of these modern aircraft.
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