TF33 and F108 support at the center of a broader military engine capability. Connect the program requirement with engine, module and component repair expertise.
GTS’s document library includes whole-engine SAR approval letters for TF33 P103, P102C and P100A. Review the letter for the applicable variant, then discuss your engine requirement with the team.
Published approval letters provide scope context. Confirm current applicability, engine configuration and program requirements with GTS before planning the work.
GTS expanded its CFM56-2/F108 repair and overhaul resources through its announced acquisition of capabilities from FTAI in Canada, including specialized tooling, a spare engine and parts inventory.
Bring the engine configuration, required work scope and material needs to the team for review. Connect the engine requirement with the component repair and support resources behind it.
Discuss additional military platform requirements with GTS. Available support depends on the engine variant, component and applicable approved capability.
Find the published NATO NAEW 145 accreditation and TF33 approval letters alongside the wider GTS certificate library. Each document has its own scope; one approval does not apply automatically to every engine or program.
