Powerhouse Engines: The Engine that Powers the Global Economy

BY PR Newswire | ECONOMIC | 07/07/25 08:30 AM EDT

MIAMI, July 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Powerhouse Engines is pleased to officially launch it's marketing and branding campaign to the commercial aviation community. The Powerhouse family of companies, including Turbine Engine Solutions, will now all be operating under the "Powerhouse Engines" brand.

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Led by CEO Eric Engdahl, Powerhouse Capital acquired the South Florida based engine MRO, Turbine Engine Solutions, in 2021 which combined its existing leasing and trading operations with a leading engine MRO. Powerhouse Engines is now a vertically integrated platform offering Leasing, Trading and MRO services to the global marketplace. Our MRO specializes in comprehensive engine solutions, including all levels of engine repair, core restoration, field services and engine management. We are proud to feature a modern and cutting-edge high-speed grinder, ensuring laser guided precision and efficiency in every service.

Eric cites a vision for Powerhouse Engines, set on the CFM56 engine family, "producing an ecosystem that offers deep technical expertise and a customer-first approach to every engine that we repair, lease or trade. Our future is bright as we increase our specialization on the CFM56-5/-7B popular product line and grow our relevance with clientele that include airlines, leasing companies and investors in the broad after-market sector ? Powerhouse Engines delivers reliable results that keeps our customers flying!"

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