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ST Engineering Wins Hebei Airlines CFM56-7B Engine PRSV Agreement

Singapore. ST Engineering on September 23 announced that its Commercial Aerospace business has secured a two-year exclusive agreement with Hebei Airlines to provide Performance Restoration Shop Visit (PRSV) services for CFM56-7B engines starting in September 2026.

Under the agreement, ST Engineering will perform PRSV work on the CFM56-7B engines used on Hebei Airlines’ Boeing 737-800 fleet at its aerospace facility in Xiamen, China. The Xiamen facility specialises in engine and nacelle MRO services, with established capabilities supporting the CFM56-7B and CFM56-5B engines.

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“We appreciate the steadfast support ST Engineering has provided to Hebei Airlines in operations and maintenance over the years. Their professional expertise and proven excellence in engine heavy maintenance have earned our utmost confidence and respect,” Yang Jun, Deputy General Manager of Hebei Airlines, said. “Built on mutual trust and technical excellence, this programme marks the beginning of a new chapter of closer collaboration, innovation and shared success. As we begin this 14-engine maintenance programme, we look forward to deepening our technical collaboration and strengthening our partnership with ST Engineering. With their extensive repair capabilities and comprehensive MRO expertise, we are confident in achieving outstanding repair quality while optimising turnaround times.”

Tay Eng Guan, SVP/Head of Engine Services at ST Engineering, said, “Our longstanding partnership with Hebei Airlines reflects the strong trust that Chinese airlines and operators place in ST Engineering to help enhance engine performance and lifecycle value. Given our established facility and strong track record in Xiamen, we are able to provide Hebei Airlines and other operators with high-quality, reliable engine MRO support that is responsive to their operational needs.”

The agreement also underscores the strong demand for CFM56 engine maintenance, as airlines continue to rely on CFM56 engines to support narrowbody operations amid high fleet utilisation and slower engine retirements. With CFM56 capabilities in Singapore and China, ST Engineering is well equipped to meet ongoing demand and capture opportunities in CFM56 maintenance, as it concurrently grows its capabilities and capacity for the next-generation LEAP engines.

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