GE Aviation's On Wing Support center in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky USA region is expanding to meet the growing demand for its engine repair services.

Maintenance providers are interested in automation but challenges exist around its use.

Engine manufacturers know that every cycle produced by their engines has value for themselves and the operators.

Intended to reduce pilot workload and optimize operations, GE’s Connected FMS will extends the flexibility of EFBs

With more than 3 million hr. of commercial service and flying up to 10 hr. with 25-min. turnaround times, LEAP engines add new capabilities for airlines.

CFM's next-gen engine has racked up some impressive statistics in the 29 months since the first LEAP-powered airplane entered airline service in August 2016.

It took more than a few nuts and bolts, but the world's largest jet engine, the GE9X, has finally been attached to the wings of the world's largest twin-engine jet, the Boeing 777X.

Oil prices, like elections, have consequences. When oil prices rose steadily and dramatically from 2000 to 2008, airlines and their suppliers scrambled for ways to deal with much higher fuel costs, and the prime solution was more efficient engines.