GE Gains Little By Grounding Its Corporate Jets

Credit: NEXA Advisors
To many, axing its flight department was worse than desertion and more akin to a public denouncement. General Electric, the company that helped launch business aviation’s turbine era with its screeching CJ610 turbojet and softer fanjet CF700, whose cutting-edge Passport, ATP and H75 engines power...

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