Indian low-cost airline Akasa Air has chosen CFM LEAP-1B engines for its 150 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft ordered recently. The airline currently operates 22 aircraft, all powered by LEAP engines, and has decided to continue with its relationship with the engine maker for its future fleet as well.
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