President Director of Garuda Indonesia Satar said the facility serves to test aircraft engines to meet the requirements before being mounted on the wing. This facility is developed in collaboration with General Electric and the CFM International. CFM International is a manufacturing company jet and turboprop engines, components and integrated systems for commercial aircraft, military, business and general aviation. Emirsyah, facility development involving technicians GMF will provide opportunities for the transfer of technology and science. Developing the capacity of the testing machine in an effort to become a center for maintenance and servicing of aircraft engines in the ASEAN region. "With this facility, Garuda Indonesia will be able to maintain and repair these machines from the Boeing 737-800 fleet whose numbers continue to rise," he said. President and CEO of GMF Aero Asia, Richard Budihadianto, said there are currently 314 CFM56-7B engines that operate in Indonesia and 566 machines in the Asia Pacific. Total use of this machine will continue to increase 13 percent per year until 2020. Engine test cell is in the form of a large room where the engines would be hanged and measured through various sensors that mimic real flight conditions.
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