Turkish plans new MRO site as it signs for Leaps to power latest 737 Max jets

Turkish Airlines is significantly expanding its fleet with an order of 100 Boeing 737 Max aircraft, representing a substantial investment in the next generation of narrowbody airliners. The airline’s maintenance arm, Turkish Technic, will establish a dedicated repair and overhaul facility focused exclusively on CFM International Leap engines. This new MRO site will support the upkeep of the recently ordered 737 Max jets equipped with Leap-1B powerplants. A wider agreement has been signed to supply these Leap-1B engines for Turkish Airlines' growing fleet. Details regarding the plans were unveiled as part of a broader commitment from Leaps to equip the carrier.