Capable of testing the largest, most sophisticated GE engines in production, the new Três Rios test cell in Brazil has roared to life.

As the LEAP engine's reputation continues to grow, so have the number of sales, with orders and commitments currently exceeding 16,500 engines.

A trip to the Italian Air Force Historical Museum puts Avio Aero’s 110th anniversary in perspective.

Our top 8 of 2018. The GE Aviation stories that made 2018 a big year for aviation.

Many of us have wished to have a birds-eye view of our lives and see the impact we have on those around us. GE Aviation had a similar wish.

GE Aviation held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its Lynn, Mass., plant on Dec. 11 to mark the opening of the new T408 engine general assembly and prep-to-ship area.

The Durham facility started with 20 employees and focused on one engine model. Over the last 25 years, the site has supported more than 10 engine models. Today, GE Aviation Durham has grown to more than 380 employees who focus on the GE9X, GE90, GEnx and LEAP engines, delivering more than 1,700 engine units a year.

With more than 1,000 entry-level and professional-level job openings currently at GE Aviation sites in just the U.S., specialized employee training programs are one of the ways GE Aviation is addressing the need for more qualified job applicants by preparing its workforce on needed skills.

Following on the heels of GE’s other Accelerators in Austin, Texas, Dubai and Munich, the Washington, DC Accelerator will focus on some of the toughest problems facing the military and its contractors by providing a space where customers and GE experts can collaborate on new technological solutions.