CFM RISE Program, Airframe Configurations @GEAerospace
CFM RISE Program, Airframe Configurations  @GEAerospace
Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The technologies developed as part of the RISE program require closer integration with the aircraft manufacturers than ever before. Through a strong partnership between CFM and aircraft manufacturers, we can fully optimize installed performance of advanced architectures. There are a variety of options for installing an open fan engine: under the wings in either a low- or highwing configuration, or at the back of the aircraft.
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