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Catalyst turboprop engine achieves FAA certification
Process involved more than 23 engines and more than 190 component tests.
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2024 Favorites: #2 News – GE Aerospace to develop next phase of advanced engine
Awarded NASA contract for HyTEC compact core technologies phase 2.
GE Aerospace inducts five new members into Propulsion Hall of Fame
Inductees are instrumental in advancing aviation design and driving innovation.
GE Aerospace joins AI safety consortium
The Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC) was created earlier this year by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
FDH Aero expands operations, partnerships
Embraer expands global services network; GE Aerospace investing $1B to expand, upgrade MRO facilities worldwide.
Apprentices graduate from GE Aerospace Rutland program
Vermont apprenticeship program is marking its 50th anniversary.
RTX breaks ground on $200 million expansion
Investment in Spokane, Washington will boost production capacity, create jobs.
GE Aerospace, DOE expand supercomputing cooperation
R&D agreement will advance design of open fan engine architecture.
US Army accepts GE Aerospace T901 engines for UH-60 Black Hawk flight testing
Engine offers greater range, more power, and reduced maintenance costs to meet mission demands.
GE Aerospace, NASA further develop hybrid electric engines
Turbofan Engine Power Extraction Demonstration embeds motor/generators.
GE Aerospace to hire more than 900 engineers this year
Hiring supports continued focus on inventing new technologies for the future of flight.
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