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2021
1 July

ReleaseThe engines that started it all: CF6-6 makes final flight

2 June

ReleaseGE Aviation breaks ground for new manufacturing operations in Ohio's Miami Valley Research Park

20 May The first XA100 adaptive cycle engine has successfully completed tests.

Adaptive cycle engine tests prove efficiency and thrust benefits

It was the most heavily instrumented engine test in both GE and U.S. Air Force history, and showed that the XA100 can deliver both high thrust and high efficiency for future combat aircraft programs.

2 February

ReleaseGE's F110 engine powers first flight of Boeing F-15EX

2020
19 November

ReleaseAerospace Testing & Pyrometry, Inc. to unveil highly scalable, customized pyrometry platform, Aerospace Compliance Software, in partnership with Cleveland Electric Laboratories, Inc.

17 November

ReleaseThe GE90 engine celebrates 25 years of service

13 October

ReleaseGE Aviation, U.S. Army near completion of FATE program

8 October Boom's XB-1 will fly with Titanium 3D-printed components, most of which perform critical engine operations. All parts are manufactured on Velo3D's Sapphire system.

Boom rolls out first supersonic test aircraft XB-1

Getting the XB-1 airborne and through the sound barrier will be a major step towards the development of Boom's Overture supersonic jet. Flight testing will be carbon-neutral, the company says.

30 September The GE9X engine has been certified by the FAA.

Newly-certified GE9X engines delivered to 777X program

Eight GE9X test engines and two spares have been delivered to Seattle for Boeing's four 777X test aircraft. Several production engines have been assembled, and GE Aviation is now completing factory acceptance tests.

29 September

ReleaseGE's T901 engine ahead of schedule with critical design review complete

16 September

ReleaseGE Aviation delivers first F110 engines to power USAF's F-15EX

9 September The F414-GE-100 engine, which will power NASA’s X-59 Quiet SuperSonic Technology X-plane (QueSST), is unboxed at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California. (Photo: NASA Photo / Ken Ulbrich)

NASA takes delivery of GE jet engine for X-59

It may be based on the design of the Gripen's engine, but the F414-GE-39E is a whole brand-new engine birthed from raw metal. It will have longer duration missions at high altitude with high power.

24 July

ReleaseThe GE90 engine surpasses 100 million hours

11 June GE Aviation’s F414-GE-400K engine will power KAI’s fighter, the KF-X.

South Korea's KF-X receives first of 240 F414 engines

KAI is continuing its long-standing collaboration with GE and, four years after specifying the F414 powerplant for the latest fighter project, has taken delivery of the all-important first engine.

4 June

ReleaseBell teams with industry leaders for US Army Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program

30 April

ReleaseGE Aviation awarded major contracts for F110 engine production

17 April

ReleaseGE Aviation awarded significant military contracts for engine production

27 February

ReleaseBoeing T-7A crew shuts off, restarts engine in flight to demonstrate reliability

25 January

ReleaseNew Boeing 777X completes successful first flight

25 January

ReleaseGE Aviation powers first flight of the Boeing 777X

2019
5 December

ReleaseHanwha Aerospace signs contract to supply GE with cutting-edge aircraft engine components

15 November

ReleaseGEnx celebrates delivery of 2000th engine

14 October

ReleaseGE positioned to deliver for U.S. Army's Future Vertical Lift modernization

23 July

ReleaseGE, XTI to study hybrid propulsion solution for TriFan 600 with GE's Catalyst engine

20 June

ReleaseGE Aviation invests in widespread rollout of GE Additive Arcam EBM technology to support GE9X blade production

25 March

ReleaseGE Aviation's CT7-2F1 receives FAA certification

6 March

ReleaseGE Aviation's XA100 adaptive cycle engine completes detailed design

5 March

ReleaseSikorsky introduces S-92A+ and S-92B helicopters

5 February

ReleaseBoeing partners with Aerion to accelerate supersonic travel

2018
15 October

ReleaseGE's Affinity: the first civil supersonic engine in 55 years – launching a new era of efficient supersonic flight

17 July

ReleaseGE completes proposal submission for U.S. Army's Improved Turbine Engine Program

13 July

ReleaseGE9X continues march toward certification

9 July

ReleaseGE awarded $437m contract for Adaptive Cycle Engine

14 March

ReleaseGE9X engine goes airborne

20 February

ReleaseGE spurs product innovation through multi-year agreement with ANSYS

12 February

ReleaseGE and Tata celebrate the ground-breaking of a world class Aero-engine Centre of Excellence in Telangana

7 February

ReleaseGE Aviation unveiled additional investments to its Winnipeg test facility

5 February

ReleaseGE Aviation invests S$42M in new aircraft engine component facility in Singapore

2017
14 December

ReleaseGE and Tata Group enter into strategic partnership to manufacture LEAP engine components in India

17 November

ReleaseDepartment of the Navy awards $140M production contract to GE Aviation for T408 engines

26 October

ReleaseForging global links in the GE9X supply chain

9 October

ReleaseUS Army and GE Aviation complete testing first full Future Affordable Turbine Engine

9 October

ReleaseGE Aviation completes T901 turboshaft testing for U.S. Army's Improved Turbine Engine Program

21 May

ReleaseAerion and GE Aviation launch joint engine study for AS2 supersonic powerplant

18 May

ReleaseGE begins GE9X certification testing

1 May

ReleaseGE Aviation opens new engine parts factory

6 April

ReleaseT408-powered CH-53K King Stallion achieves Milestone C

19 January

ReleaseGEnx demonstrator engine: second phase of GE9X CMC component testing complete

17 January

ReleaseDuval Precision Grinding receives upgrade to Tier 1 vendor status for GE

2016
21 November

ReleaseAdvanced Ceramic Coatings selects new facility location