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GE Aerospace in
Europe
Overview
GE Aerospace

Advancing the future

of flight
For nearly a century, GE Aerospace has been at the forefront of innovation in the European aviation sector, guided by our commitment to inventing the future of flight, lifting people up, and bringing them home safely. With operations in 18 countries, Europe represents our largest global presence outside the United States.

From additive technology to engine maintenance, GE Aerospace elevates the industry and powers the skies of Europe with expertise in avionics, electrical systems, and engineering excellence. Across 19 engineering centers, production plants, testing facilities, and repair and overhaul centers, we pursue research, innovative manufacturing, and comprehensive services and testing.

Through collaborative R&D, industrial partnerships, and a locally sourced supply chain, we are deeply embedded in the European aerospace ecosystem. Our commitment to sustainability is evident across our operations in Europe, where we support a comprehensive approach encompassing new engine architectures, hybrid electric propulsion systems, hydrogen combustion, and Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).

    GE Aerospaceby the Numbers

    Around 13,000 employees. 26 facilities. 18 countries.

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    History

    Explore the milestones of GE Aerospace in Europe

    Building the Future of Flight –

    Our European Facilities
    A cornerstone of our regional operations is our maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility in Wales, UK, staffed by over 1,300 highly skilled engineers and specialists, making it one of GE Aerospace’s leading MRO centers.

    Additionally, our MRO facilities in Scotland and Poland provide extensive maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for a broad spectrum of aircraft engines.

    Our European presence also includes Avio Aero, Colibrium Additive, Dowty, and Unison. All are bolstering strategic European aerospace programs, enhancing commercial airline capabilities, and strengthening military fleets. These businesses are integral components of GE Aerospace’s leadership in the European aerospace industry.