Lufthansa Technik Engine Services (LTES) is expanding its Tulsa, Oklahoma, engine maintenance site from 28 work bays to 46, AviTrader reported on October 23. The change nearly doubles the site's engine services capacity.
The project includes a dedicated module shop intended to broaden the services offered at the site and reduce turnaround times. The expanded facility will support V2500, CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B, Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8 and 611-8C, and GTF engines. LTES expects the project to create more than 100 jobs by 2030.
The Tulsa facility was formerly known as BizJet International. It began with engine overhauls and field maintenance for Rolls-Royce Tay 611-8 and 611-8C engines used in business jets, and it continues to support the Tay engine family. The site also serves as a hub in Lufthansa Technik's Mobile Engine Services network and operates an advanced, fully digital engine test cell.
The engine families on the Tulsa list include CFM56 and V2500 powerplants alongside the newer Pratt & Whitney GTF. LTES said the investment raises its capacity and technical capabilities as demand for engine maintenance services grows across the Americas.
The expansion takes the Tulsa bay count from 28 to 46 and adds a module shop to a facility that already handles overhaul work, field maintenance and mobile engine services. The company has set 2030 as the target year for the 100 new positions.
Source: AviTrader - https://avitrader.com/2026/10/23/lufthansa-technik-boosts-tulsa-engine-capacity/