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.

GE Aviation’s original Queen of the Skies, the Boeing 747-100 Flying Test Bed, flew to its new home, the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona.

Additive technology has radically changed the way the world thinks about design, materials, processes and manufacturing — and GE is leading the way. GE Additive’s machines build parts layer-by-layer, enabling geometric freedom and previously unheard-of design possibilities.

Summer 2018 included two grueling but immensely enjoyable months for aviation fans, starting in July with England’s high-profile 

GE’s Veterans Network completed its 11th Annual Troop Care Package Drive last month, collecting more than 15,000 pounds of donated items for our deployed service men and women.

How GE Aviation’s digital team is partnering with customers to help make the skies cleaner.

GE Aviation is being featured in a new series - GE In The Wild. Adam Savage and Alie Ward take an inside look into the development and application of world-changing technologies.

LEAP-1C performs flawlessly on COMAC C919 during maiden flight.