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The Future of Flight: GE Aerospace Closes Week at Paris Air Show with Big Deals on GEnx, LEAP, and Avionics

Jay Stowe
June 26, 2023

Anyone who visited the GE Aerospace chalet last week at the Paris Air Show, on the grounds of Le Bourget Airport, came away with three distinct impressions: The market for engines is growing, lean is working, and new technologies are on the rise.

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Trusted Around the World: GE Aerospace’s Engines Power Defense Forces at Home and Abroad

Christine Gibson
June 22, 2023

It’s safe to say most people who have traveled by air have encountered GE Aerospace products during their journey. Engines made by GE Aerospace or its partner companies power three-quarters of the world’s flights. Just as notable is GE’s work with militaries around the world.

GE’s world-class engines and integrated systems benefit from the company’s investment in both military and commercial technologies, and their performance and reliability have earned them the trust of warfighters and nations across the globe.

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GE’s Investor Event at the 2023 Paris Airshow

Steve Winoker
June 20, 2023
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Pictured above: Jet2 Plc ordered additional CFM LEAP-1A engines to power up to 71 new Airbus A320/A321 NEO family aircraft, increasing its firm orders to 98 & options to 48
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How RISE Arose: The Story Behind Decades of Innovations That Bring CFM to a Pivotal Moment

Mary L. Dudy
June 18, 2023
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In 1941, the United States government asked GE to develop the first American jet engine. Allied defense, industrial collaboration, technological advancement, and economic growth were at stake. GE delivered the very next year.

Now, more than 80 years later, GE Aerospace finds itself at the cusp of another era-defining moment. With climate change impacting communities and economies around the world, the aerospace industry is in the midst of what feels to some like a seismic shift.

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As Aviation Fans Head to Paris Air Show, a Survey of Industry Leaders Shows Broad Support for Sustainability

Will Palmer
June 15, 2023

Next week at Le Bourget Airport, north of Paris, more than 300,000 people are expected to descend — many of them literally, from the skies — for the oldest and most important gathering of the aviation industry. It’s a tradition going back to 1909, when a Blériot type XI monoplane captivated showgoers after having completed, just months before, the first successful flight across the English Channel.

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A Flight Of Fancy: This New York-Paris Jet Route Is Plush And Fast. It’s Also Ultra-efficient

Brendan Coffey
July 31, 2019

Speed and comfort are high on the list of business travelers, which is why France’s La Compagnie is operating a business-class-only daily flight between Newark Liberty Airport and Orly, two airports close to the business hubs of New York and Paris.

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Find Me If You Can: The Great Scavenger Hunt For GE Technology At The Paris Air Show

Tomas Kellner
June 26, 2019
On Sept. 1, 1930, a red Breguet 19 Super Bidon biplane took off from Le Bourget, Paris’ then-main airport, and landed in aviation history 37 hours and 12 minutes later at New York’s Curtiss Field. Unlike Charles Lindbergh, who flew nonstop east from New York to Le Bourget in 1927, the pilots Dieudonné Costes and Maurice Bellonte powered through the prevailing headwinds over the Atlantic and completed the more difficult westbound leg between the two cities for the first time.
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Investor Update: Paris Air Show

Steve Winoker
June 24, 2019
Steve Winoker, GE’s head of investor communications, provides investors an update following the Paris Air Show. For important information about our forward-looking statements, please see here. Read Winoker’s letter below:
 

Fellow investors,

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GE, CFM Wrap Paris Air Show With Record $55 Billion In New Deals

Tomas Kellner
June 20, 2019

La Compagnie’s new Airbus A321neo jet isn’t a large plane as passenger jets go — it fits 76 reclining seats in its all-business class configuration — but when it arrived at the Paris Air Show on Tuesday, it heralded big changes in the industry.

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Feeling Supersonic: Jets Traveling At 1,150 MPH Get A Boost From Regulators

Kristin Kloberdanz
June 20, 2019
The glamorous age of the Concorde may soon be returning, if you can afford it. A few companies are developing small supersonic business jets that will be able to travel as fast as 1,150 miles per hour. Plane-makers like Boeing and Aerion, along with NASA, are coming up with new, quieter designs. GE Aviation is building a new civilian supersonic jet engine. Now at the Paris Air Show, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is moving to streamline the process to get supersonic aircraft the approvals they need to take to the air.
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