3D, 2D simulations and Maintenance Minute videos are just a few of the ways GE Aviation successfully trains at the Customer Technical Education Center (CTEC).

Orders placed at Paris Air Show include commercial engines with parts to be made at GE Aviation’s two Asheville manufacturing facilities.

GE Aviation is transitioning roughly 1,000 engineers to support Armed Forces programs.

Fifty years ago, GE launched the CF6 jet engine at the Paris Air Show, a workhorse of the commercial aviation industry.

The latest deals and announcements from the Paris Air Show 2019.

In our next installment of Quick Six, we spoke with Tiffany Liang, Materials Leader for the LEAP-1A and -1B Core Assembly at GE Aviation’s Lafayette, Indiana, engine assembly facility.

Stop for a moment and think of all the emails you send and receive in a day. Now multiply that by 49,000 employees. Sobering, huh?

GE Aviation is celebrating its 100th year in business. All year, we’re taking a look back at some of the engines and technology featured in our advertisements and the stories behind them. To read more stories about GE’s 100 years in Aviation, visit our celebration page.

Meet the employees assembling the historic CFM56 engine, which crossed new milestones in April for production and flight hours.

GE’s (and America’s) first jet engine began formal testing 77 years ago in Lynn, Mass.