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GE Aerospace in India
Propelling Indian aerospace forward

For over four decades, GE Aerospace has been an integral part of India's aviation landscape. From supplying cutting-edge propulsion technologies to both military and commercial aircraft to manufacturing vital engine components locally, we are partnering with India as it builds a robust domestic aviation industry.

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The CF6-50C2 engine on an Air India Airbus aircraft in 1982 was the beginning of the relationship with India. Today, over 700 engines, equipped with GE Aerospace and partner technology, are deployed across Indian carriers, with another 2,000 on the horizon.

Our customers include Air India, Vistara, IndiGo for commercial engines, and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Indian Airforce, and Indian Navy for defense engine technology.

    Defense and Systems

    At GE Aerospace, our legacy in providing military engines to India is robust, and enduring. We proudly supply jet engines, and marine gas turbines for numerous critical Indian military applications. Our technology powers the likes of the Indian Air Force's Light Combat Aircraft-Tejas Mk 1, and Apache attack helicopters, as well as the Indian Navy's vital assets including the INS Vikrant, P-8I aircraft, MH60R helicopters, and P-17 Shivalik class frigates.

    Our partnership with Hindustan Aeronautics for the F404-GE-IN20 engines has been instrumental in bolstering the Tejas program since its inception in 1986. With active collaboration with Defense Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) we are powering India's defense capabilities.
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      John F. Welch Technology Centre
      Our John F. Welch Technology Centre (JFWTC) in Bengaluru has been the hot bed of aerospace engineering and research since the year 2000. Over the years, the team in India has helped with technology breakthroughs, and product innovation in areas such as jet engines, materials, and additive manufacturing.

      Since its inception, the engineering, and research teams at JFWTC have contributed to more than 4,000 patent applications in a range of industries including aviation.
      Making in India, for India, and the world

      Our cutting-edge Multi-Modal Facility (MMF) located in Pune was established in 2015 with an investment of USD 200 million. The facility stands as a testament to our commitment to innovation, and excellence in aerospace manufacturing, developing local talent, and honing aerospace skills. Here, we produce components for various GE Aerospace and partner engine platforms, including LEAP and GE9X, ensuring the highest standards of quality, and performance.

      We partner with Indian suppliers, harnessing local expertise to meet the rapidly growing demand for aerospace components across the globe. Together, we are building a robust, local self-reliant (“Atmanirbhar”) supply chain, and propelling the future of aerospace manufacturing forward.

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        Careers

        Our flight is powered by our people
        Our team of aerospace engineers, innovators, and inventors in Bengaluru help advance the future of flight every day with commitment, and dedication. Across our manufacturing facilities, and technology centers, our people come to work excited about their day at GE Aerospace with the belief that the world works better when it flies.

        For more than 40 years, we've forged partnerships in the Indian aerospace sector, rooted in our unique pioneering culture. A culture that fosters a hunger for innovation, and a forward-thinking approach to shaping the future of aviation. A culture anchored in inclusivity, diversity, and integrity. A culture where unique identities, diverse backgrounds, and varied experiences are valued. Where people are celebrated for who they are. Where everyone has equal opportunities.

        Take flight with us. Explore opportunities at GE Aerospace in India.