GE Aerospace, the parent company of CFM International, has achieved a significant new testing milestone in hybrid electric aviation, successfully demonstrating power transfer, extraction and injection on a high-bypass commercial turbofan engine. The achievement follows ground testing of a modified GE Passport engine, completed in 2025 at GE’s Peebles Test Operation as part of NASA’s […]
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IATA has announced the renewal of its agreement with CFM International through February 2033, reinforcing efforts to increase competition in the MRO market for CFM engines. CFM is a 50/50 joint venture between GE Aerospace and Safran Aircraft Engines. The agreement is intended to address long-standing airline concerns over restrictive aftermarket practices that have limited
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GE Aerospace has confirmed a £19 million investment over the next three years to refurbish its Wales site, a flagship centre for commercial engine maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO). The programme will reinforce essential infrastructure, sharpen operational performance, and support sustainability goals, ensuring the facility remains a leading force in global fleet support. The refurbishment
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Turkish Airlines has signed a landmark agreement with GE Aerospace to acquire more than 100 GEnx engines to power its recent order of 50 Boeing 787 aircraft, with options for an additional 25 planes. The deal also includes spare engines and a comprehensive 15-year TrueChoice services agreement, reinforcing the airline’s commitment to reliability, efficiency and
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GE Aerospace has signed an MOU with Military Aviation Works No. 2 (WZL-2) in Warsaw, Poland, to explore opportunities for developing MRO services for the F110-GE-129 engine that powers Boeing’s F-15EX fighter jet. The MOU was signed in Warsaw by Jakub Gazda, CEO of WZL-2, Zbigniew Matuszczak, Technical Director and Management Board Member at WZL-2,
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Hanwha Aerospace (Hanwha) has signed a new agreement with GE Aerospace to purchase more T700 and F404 engine kits. These engines will power Korea Aerospace Industries’ Surion helicopter and the T-50, TA-50, and FA-50 Golden Eagle jet trainers and light attack aircraft. Under the deal, Hanwha will receive 88 T700 kits and 40 F404 kits.
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GE Aerospace has announced that low-cost carrier AirAsia will adopt its Fuel Insight platform to enhance fuel efficiency across the airline’s fleet. This move represents a renewed collaboration between AirAsia and GE Aerospace’s Software as a Service (SaaS) business, highlighting the reliability and proven benefits of the technology. Fuel Insight will provide the AirAsia Aviation
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GE Aerospace has entered into a multi-year service agreement with China Airlines for the maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) of GE9X engines that will power the carrier’s 14 new Boeing 777X aircraft. This agreement further strengthens the long-standing relationship between the two companies, which began in 1999 with China Airlines’ purchase of GE-powered Boeing 747-400s.
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GE Aerospace has announced major agreements with Ethiopian Airlines Group and Qatar Airways, strengthening long-standing partnerships and advancing both airlines’ fleets with the latest engine technology. Ethiopian Airlines Group has confirmed its selection of the GEnx engine to power 11 new Boeing 787 aircraft, increasing its GEnx-powered fleet from 19 to 30 aircraft. In addition,
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MTU Maintenance, a global provider of customised service solutions for aero engines, is aiming for significant growth in North America. As announced at MRO Americas by CFM International and GE Aerospace, MTU will be expanding its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services portfolio in the United States to include the CFM LEAP and GEnx engines.
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