GE Aerospace at Wings India 2026

When: January 28-31

Where: Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad, India

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    Glimpses from Wings India 2026
    GE Aerospace was proud to participate in Wings India 2026 at Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad.

    Attendees discovered how GE Aerospace drove efficiency, enhanced sustainability, and advanced safety across the aviation industry, helping shape the future of flight.

    Stories from Wings India 2026

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    by Cole Massie
    December 2, 2025

    Five Facts About GE Aerospace’s Fastest-Selling Engine: The GEnx

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    by Chris Norris
    October 30, 2024

    Mr. Reliable: How Tech Advances Fueled the GEnx Aircraft Engine’s 2 Million Flight Hours in South Asia

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    by Chris Norris
    September 15, 2025

    From Beginnings to Breakthroughs: Celebrating 25 Years of Engineering Excellence at GE Aerospace’s Bangalore Centre

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    The GEnx Engine: Redefining Flight

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    GEnx powers the majority of India’s wide body aircraft fleet

    With more than 70 million flight hours, 820 million passengers flown, and 2.5 billion pounds of cargo transported monthly, the GEnx is setting new standards for durability, reliability, and innovation.

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      Meet the GEnx Engine Born of power and efficiency

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      • More efficient design

        After introducing composite fan blades on the GE90 engine in 1995, we took the technology to a new level with the GEnx.

      • Reduces NOx

        The GEnx's innovative lean-burning twin-annular pre-swirl (TAPS) combustor dramatically reduces NOx and other regulated gasses below today's regulatory limits and enhances durability.

      • Cutting-edge materials

        Cutting-edge materials including additively manufactured parts.

      • Increased efficiency

        The GEnx low-pressure turbine (LPT) is lighter and more efficient than its predecessor and incorporates next-generation 3D aerodynamics.

      • Less line maintenance

        As the world's first commercial engine with both a carbon-fiber composite front fan case and fan blades, the GEnx fan module is lighter in weight and corrosion resistant, offering customers less line maintenance and improved reliability with less noise.