GE Aerospace celebrates 30 years of the CF34 engine powering regional aircraft. Accumulating more than 200 million flight hours and over 157 million flight cycles, GE remains committed to evolving and investing in its CF34 engine portfolio to help ensure the continued success of regional aviation.

Because of GE's dedication to keep our customers flying, GE was named #1 for Engine Support in the latest AIN survey. The goal of the survey, targeted at qualified users of business jets, is to encourage continuous improvement in aircraft product support throughout the industry.

GE’s Passport turbofan for Bombardier’s Global 7000 business jet achieved FAA certification on April 29, 2016. Watch Passport’s arduous journey ahead of its first installation on Bombardier’s flight test vehicle.

On December 8, 2015, Honda Aircraft Company and GE Honda Aero Engines accomplished an aviation milestone.

GE Aviation is excited to unveil its all-new turboprop engine, which has been selected by Textron Aviation Inc., a Textron, Inc. (NYSE:TXT) company, to power its single engine turboprop (SETP).