Shannon Engine Support

Shannon Engine Support Ltd, known as SES, is an engine lessor. Its headquarters is in Shannon, County Clare, Ireland. The site says the company has 38 years of leasing experience. Its address is Atlantic Avenue, Westpark, Shannon. The site describes it as the CFM specialist lessor providing spare engine lease solutions.

The company leases spare engines for aircraft that use CFM56 and LEAP engines. The site says its spare engine pools are at certified maintenance, repair and overhaul facilities. These sites are close to international logistics hubs. The site says this helps airlines reduce downtime and maintenance costs.

The site says the company has 15 engine pool locations and six offices. The offices are in Shannon, Budapest, Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore and Cincinnati. The site describes the company's services as spare engine programs, technical service and bespoke leasing for each airline.

The site names its leadership. Denise Mangan-Fahy is chief executive officer. Tadhg Dillon is chief commercial officer. Michael Moore is chief financial officer, and Ivan Graydon is chief technical officer. The site says the team has 36 years of combined experience and technical expertise in aviation.

The site describes the company's values as transparency, trust and integrity. It says the company builds long term relationships with customers, partners and suppliers. The site has pages on responsibility, whistleblowing and careers, along with a news section.

The contact page lists a phone number and an enquiry form for questions, feedback and information requests. The form says a team member will reply shortly. The address is Shannon Engine Support Ltd, 4000 Atlantic Avenue, Westpark, Shannon, County Clare.

The site says the company wants to give airlines the assurance that it can find the right engine leasing solution for their requirements. It says it works closely with partners to create bespoke leasing solutions. The site has pages on history and timeline, locations, responsibility and a whistleblowing policy.