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GE90 aircraft engine undergoing maintenance and inspection in an MRO facility following fuel pump testing upgrades.

GA Telesis expands GE90 engine fuel pump MRO capabilities with test bench upgrade

GA Telesis has completed a major enhancement of its fuel pump test bench infrastructure, significantly expanding its maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) capabilities to include full overhaul, testing, and certification services for GE90 jet engine fuel pumps.

The investment strengthens the company’s technical capabilities through upgraded test equipment, expanded performance validation functions, and advanced testing protocols designed to meet the demanding operational requirements of GE90 engine fuel systems. The enhanced platform enables GA Telesis to provide comprehensive end-to-end maintenance support for one of the aviation industry’s most widely used widebody engine programs.

According to the company, the upgraded test bench delivers comprehensive performance verification across the full operating range of GE90 fuel pumps, ensuring compliance with original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications and industry standards.

Pastor Lopez, President of MRO Services Group at GA Telesis, said the investment reflects the company’s ongoing commitment to expanding technical capabilities and providing reliable component repair solutions to customers worldwide.

“The addition of GE90 engine fuel pump overhaul and testing capability further strengthens our position as a premier independent MRO provider while offering airlines and engine MROs a responsive, cost-effective maintenance solution,” Lopez said.

GA Telesis noted that customers will benefit from improved turnaround times, enhanced component reliability, reduced operational risk, and access to the company’s technical expertise.

As the GE90 engine continues to power Boeing 777 passenger and cargo fleets globally, demand for dependable aftermarket support remains strong. The company said the expanded capabilities will help support airlines, leasing companies, cargo operators, and maintenance organizations by improving asset performance and extending component lifecycle value.

The investment aligns with GA Telesis’ broader strategy of enhancing its OEM-aligned MRO infrastructure and technical service offerings to meet evolving industry requirements. The company also highlighted its focus on lean operations, OEM-approved repairs, and the use of genuine OEM materials through multiple service agreements with original equipment manufacturers.

GA Telesis said it plans to continue expanding its OEM alignment strategy, enabling customers to access certified repair solutions, competitive pricing, and high-quality maintenance support across a growing range of aviation components.

FAQs

1: What new capability has GA Telesis added to its MRO services?

GA Telesis has expanded its MRO capabilities to include the full overhaul, testing, and certification of GE90 jet engine fuel pumps. The upgrade allows the company to provide comprehensive maintenance support for one of the aviation industry’s most widely used widebody engine programs.

2: How will airlines and operators benefit from the upgraded GE90 fuel pump test bench?

The enhanced test bench enables comprehensive performance verification in line with OEM specifications and industry standards. Customers can benefit from improved turnaround times, greater component reliability, reduced operational risk, and access to specialized technical expertise.

3: Why is the GE90 fuel pump capability important for the aviation industry?

The GE90 engine powers a large number of Boeing 777 passenger and cargo aircraft worldwide, creating strong demand for dependable aftermarket support. By expanding its repair and testing capabilities, GA Telesis helps airlines, lessors, cargo operators, and MRO providers improve asset performance and extend component lifecycle value.

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