The trailblazing GE90 jet engine, for decades the world’s most powerful, celebrates its 25th birthday.

GE Aviation is proud to train future aerospace engineers through its internship program. Hear how Olin College of Engineering student Jinfay Justin Yuan spent his summer with the world’s largest, most powerful engine—the GE9X.

Tom and Susan Barrett, both longtime GE Aviation employees, share their expertise at Flight Test Operations in Victorville, CA.

The GE9X combined more than 300 engine parts into just seven 3D-printed components, including the fuel nozzle tip. Meet the young #engineers making #additive at GE #Aviation a daily reality.

2020 is off to a fast start and GE Aviation has already checked off one of its biggest milestones of the year with the first flight of the GE9X-powered Boeing 777X on January 25th. Here are the other big moments the business is anticipating.

Boeing has completed the first flight of the 777X powered by two GE9X engines.

GE Aviation had an extraordinary 2019, putting up two new world records between the GE9X and the GEnx and helped transport the first human organ via drone.

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.

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.