Safran sets up aircraft oil systems production unit in Morocco near Casablanca

By Public Technologies
  • Safran will open a new oil-systems manufacturing operation in Nouaceur, near Casablanca, to support higher LEAP engine output from 2027.
  • The new entity, Safran Oil Systems Maroc, will produce oil-system equipment for aircraft engines using thin stainless-steel sheet metal fabrication.
  • The expansion lifts Safran’s footprint in Morocco to 13 sites, reinforcing its industrial base as it targets 2,600 LEAP engines annually by 2028.
  • Safran Nacelles joined an ACME consortium in Nouaceur to strengthen local aerospace R&D and production capabilities with major global manufacturers.


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