"Advancing flight for future generations"
Evendale, Ohio jet-engine maker spun off from GE in April 2024 (NYSE: GE); its Colibrium Additive unit builds metal 3D printers.
GE Aerospace designs and manufactures jet and turboprop engines and integrated aircraft systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation, headquartered in Evendale, Ohio. The company became a standalone public company in April 2024 following the breakup of General Electric's businesses and trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker GE.
Its commercial engine portfolio includes the GE90, GEnx, and GE9X widebody engines, plus the LEAP and CFM56 narrowbody engines built through the CFM International joint venture with Safran. Defense products include the F110, F404, and F414 combat engines and the T408, T700, and T901 rotorcraft engines, alongside avionics and electrical power systems. The Colibrium Additive business, formerly GE Additive, designs and manufactures metal additive-manufacturing machines, including laser powder-bed and electron-beam systems, used to print aerospace parts such as fuel nozzles and turbine components; GE Aerospace also applies robotics and factory automation across its own engine production and inspection lines.
Other GE Aerospace businesses include Avio Aero, Unison Industries, and Dowty Propellers, and the company supports its installed engine base through service networks covering on-wing repair, overhaul, and engine health monitoring.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Laser powder-bed fusion metal 3D printer for serial industrial additive manufacturing.
Electron-beam melting metal additive manufacturing system for high-value aerospace parts.
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