Arriel 1D1
COMPLETE ENGINES
1D1 engine SN 19687
- TSN:0
- Outright price $1,225,000
- Available September of 2025
ENGINES TO BE BUILT UP
1D1 engine SN 19479
- ENGINE T/T 3789.00
- NG CYCLES 5710.40
- NP CYCLES 6946.70
1D1 engine SN 9635
PO received. Pending sale*
- ENGINE T/T 5506.30
- NG CYCLES 10303.55
- NP CYCLES 9996.00
1D1 engine SN 9912
- ENGINE T/T 6472.50
- NG CYCLES 5906.60
- NP CYCLES 6101.00
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