GE90-115B Completes More ETOPS Tests
General Electric Aircraft Engines said a GE90-115B development engine completed 3,000 cycles and three 330-minute diversions in extended twin-engine operations (ETOPS) ground tests. The powerplant was the first -115B to operate at more than two-times production vibration limits in the high- and low...
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