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- Propulsion<\/strong>\u00a0was up by 33.1% with aftermarket revenue up by 32.1% and OE sales up by 35.0%.
Spare parts revenue for civil engines (in USD) grew by 29.3%, largely driven by a more favorable workscope mix, especially against a low comparison basis from the previous year on the CFM56 engine. The LEAP engine also contributed, in line with the increasing number of shop visits performed by third-party MROs and the expanding workscope. Services revenue for civil engines (in USD) increased by 43.1%, driven by LEAP rate per flight hour (RPFH) contracts and supported by a favorable year-on-year comparison, as profit recognition on the LEAP-1A only began in the second quarter of 2025.
Building on the strong industrial performance of the second half of 2025, LEAP engine deliveries reached 520 units, a 63% growth compared to 319 in Q1 2025, and marked the third consecutive quarter with deliveries exceeding 500 units.
Military aircraft engine revenue increased year-over-year, mainly driven by higher M88 deliveries combined with a favorable export mix.
Helicopter engine revenue saw modest growth, primarily driven by spare parts sales. Additionally, revenue from missile propulsion systems benefited from higher delivery volumes.<\/li>\n\n\n\n- Equipment & Defense<\/strong>\u00a0was up by 13.5% (11.9% growth before Safran Ventilation Systems activities transfer). Change in scope of \u20ac379M mainly includes the flight control and actuation activities acquired from Collins Aerospace in July 2025.
OE sales grew by 15.3%, recording growth throughout all businesses, particularly in primary electrical systems and wiring (737MAX), nacelles (A320neo), defense (optronics, navigation & timing systems) and landing gear (787, A330neo).
Aftermarket activities increased by 10.7%, with growth across the board, especially in primary electrical systems and wiring (A380) as well as in nacelles (A320neo, A380, A320ceo).
\u00a0<\/li>\n\n\n\n- Aircraft Interiors<\/strong>\u00a0saw a 9.2% growth (14.8% growth before Safran Ventilation Systems activities transfer). Change in scope of \u20ac(95)M includes the disposal of Safran Passenger Innovations.
OE sales grew by 10.5%, primarily supported by increasing Cabin deliveries (galleys, inserts, etc., mostly on A350, A320neo and 737MAX), and positive effects of price on Business class seats.
Aftermarket activities increased by 7.2%, mostly driven by demand for Cabin, particularly from customers in the Americas and the Middle East. Seats also contributed positively thanks to favorable pricing conditions.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/airshowsinternationalmagazine.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/image-43.png\")
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- Equipment & Defense<\/strong>\u00a0was up by 13.5% (11.9% growth before Safran Ventilation Systems activities transfer). Change in scope of \u20ac379M mainly includes the flight control and actuation activities acquired from Collins Aerospace in July 2025.