Employees at more than 75 sites around the world came together to celebrate GE Aviation's 100 year anniversary.

A technical breakthrough in infrared camera testing for the GE Catalyst in Poland.

In this installment of Quick Six, we sat down with Bridie Evans, advanced technology engineer at Dowty Propellers in Gloucester, UK.

On this day 116 years ago, two brothers from Dayton, Ohio, wrote their names in history as the first people to achieve controlled, powered, heavier-than-air flight.

Persistence pays off. After being turned down repeatedly for an internship at other companies, Dremere Woods, an engineering major at Auburn University, was able to shine at GE Aviation.

GE Employees celebrated our 100-year anniversary with a trip to see the The Blue Angels, who fly F/A-18’s powered by GE’s F404 engines, and Ingalls Shipbuilding, who makes many of the ships powered by GE’s marine engines, which had its shipyard in Pascagoula, Miss.

Aviation fans across the globe love the GE90, but it wasn't always that success. How the world's once most powerful jet engine rose from the ashes.

The Italian pilot and women’s pioneer Fiorenza De Bernardi looks back on her contributions to women in flight.

The latest deals and announcements from the 2019 Dubai Airshow.

In August 2019, a group of assembly technicians who call themselves Team Raven completed production of the 2,000th GEnx engine at the Durham, North Carolina plant.