Safran

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Twinsburg, OH

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Founded in 1999, Safran is an aerospace manufacturer and services group developing aircraft engines, equipment, interiors, defense systems and space technologies. Its Chengdu-based SSAMC joint venture with Air China and CFM International adds a 40,000-square-meter engine-maintenance center that was China’s first MRO facility for CFM56 engines and first to offer LEAP engine maintenance. Safran’s broad aerospace portfolio spans propulsion, landing systems, aircraft equipment and cabin products.

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