Celebrating our past and our future.
AiRXOS, part of GE Aviation, participated in the world’s first unmanned aircraft (UA) flight that delivered a donor kidney to surgeons in Baltimore, Maryland for successful transplantation into a patient with kidney failure.
“Give me just a minute, gotta fire off a couple more emails.” It’s not uncommon to hear a statement like that in the modern...
Ceramic matrix composites (CMC) technology is a centerpiece of GE’s jet propulsion strategy for the 21st century.
Two years ago, the Catalyst engine did not exist. Now it is entering the next stretch of testing and certification before it begins flying later this year.
Suzy Wang, Senior Operations Manager, at GE Aviation in Lynn, Massachusetts, discusses women in STEM and the 2019 STEP Ahead Award.
Maria Rogers, Senior HR Business Partner for GE Aviation, will talk about the adversities she faced throughout her life and...
This September marks the 80th anniversary of the world’s first practical helicopter. On Sept. 14, 1939, Igor Sikorsky...
Rick Kennedy (pictured on right) is a retiree, former Media Relations leader and author of GE Aviation: 100 Years of...
Additive manufacturing enabled engineers to design and “grow” a bracket for the GEnx, reducing production waste by 90 percent.
GE Aviation’s wildly popular F404 engine family is among the most important fighter jet engines in military propulsion history.
Avio Aero’s Angela Tessa on the rewards and challenges of a career in STEM.
We will be celebrating from A to Z all year with the ABCs of Aviation, highlighting the technology and engineering milestones that have made the last 100 years remarkable.
GE-powered S-92s play integral role in rescue of nearly 480 stranded cruise ship passengers on the Viking Sky.
From working parents to military veterans, GE would not be the company it is today without its employees. We created “Quick...
GE and Corpus Christi Army Depot commemorate 10,000th T700 engine overhaul for U.S. Army’s Black Hawk, Apache and Pave Hawk helicopters.
It spanned 16 countries, 271 days and covered 24,606 miles… how an engineer at GE Aviation engineered a trip down the spine of the Americas.
How Evendale, Ohio, became the headquarters for GE Aviation.
Building on a full year’s worth of testing and more than 85 hours of flight time, the V-280 Valor, powered by GE T64 turboshaft engines, reached its namesake cruising speed of 280 knots true airspeed in January.
The Laureate Awards are the aviation industry’s version of the Oscars—a black tie event with glamour and glitz mixed in with...
From working parents to military veterans, GE would not be the company it is today without its employees. We created “Quick...