GE Accelerates Aftermarket Technology

employees working on an engine

GE Aerospace says preliminary studies have shown AI-enabled visual inspections have more accurate, consistent results.

Credit: GE Aerospace
NISKAYUNA, New York—Newer, more complex aircraft engine designs are driving significant advances in performance and fuel efficiency, but they also require new, improved maintenance techniques. As GE Aerospace prepares for the GE9X’s service entry next year and tests new technologies through its RISE...
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