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Looks cool but…what is it? Any guesses, #AvGeeks? 🤔 Hint: Avio Aero helps manufacture these for a certain widebody engine!

Applications are now open for the 2026 L.I.F.T Summit! ✈ The L.I.F.T Summit is a multi-day, immersive experience where you’ll explore GE Aerospace through an on-site tour, hear directly from leaders in panels and workshops, build your network with peers and hiring teams, and get a head start on your career interviewing for opportunities. Space is limited! Apply today at invent.ge/lift and see how your future can take flight! #GEAerospace #LIFT2026

GE Aerospace has been awarded a Defense Logistics Agency contract to increase readiness of the J85 engine, which powers the U.S. Air Force’s primary training aircraft, the T-38. Through this agreement, GE Aerospace will work with Palantir to apply artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to predict when parts will be needed, identify emerging supply chain constraints, and provide users with a comprehensive view that enables faster decision-making and ultimately a more ready force. https://bit.ly/40rcBRk Photo: U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Josiah Meece

Careers don’t grow in isolation – they grow in community. 🤝 For employees like Devon Shepherd and Arend Dorsett, college internships were just the beginning. What truly shaped their paths were the people who took time to mentor them, created space for them to lead, and opened doors to new opportunities. Today, they are doing the same for others — guiding complex operations and quality teams, supporting STEM students, and helping build a strong pipeline of future leaders across GE Aerospace. As we mark 35 years of the African Affinity Forum (AAF), we’re celebrating the employees whose commitment to one another has changed career trajectories, strengthened our culture, and helped build a more inclusive aerospace industry. https://bit.ly/4tWhIa2 #GEAerospaceCrew #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth

This National Engineering Week, we’re recognizing those who make flight possible. They turn complex problems into high-precision solutions, keep fleets safe and reliable, and guide products in service around the world. Every decision, every innovation, every flight is powered by their expertise and determination. Together, we were meant to fly. #GEAerospace #NationalEngineeringWeek #AerospaceEngineering

GE Aerospace and Kratos Defense and Security Solutions have been awarded a contract by the U.S. Air Force to design a next-generation engine for small Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA). Under this award, the team will complete the preliminary design of the 1,500 lb-thrust GEK1500 engine, leveraging the architecture of the GEK800 engine, which is successfully completing technical maturation, enabling a faster path to fielding advanced propulsion for future CCA. Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3Ou9BB7

At any given time, there are approximately 1 million people in the sky with technology made by #GEAerospace and our joint partners under wing. It is a tremendous responsibility, which is why we invest in innovative technologies to help maintain safety and quality throughout the life of an engine, keeping our customers flying safely and reliably. Watch how we use ultrasonic inspections to help us detect what the eye can’t see.

Bold. Powerful. Iconic. You know it when you see it. The #GE90 will forever be an #aviation legend! 🤩

Mark your calendars: L.I.F.T. 2026 applications open February 23! 🗓️ The LIFT Summit is a three-day, invite-only experience where students can learn about GE Aerospace, explore our culture, and network with business leaders. Attendees will also have the opportunity to interview for early career internships and development programs. Space is limited. Visit invent.ge/lift to learn more. #LIFT2026 #GEAerospace

American Airlines announced today that their future Airbus A321neo aircraft will continue to be powered by CFM International (CFM) LEAP-1A engines, adding 120 A321neo and 35 A321XLR to the airline’s current fleet of 84 A321neo and 5 A321XLR. “We are proud to be under wing powering American’s modernized fleet and appreciate their continued trust,” said Larry Culp, chairman and chief executive officer at GE Aerospace. “We are committed to delivering best-in-class LEAP engines to support the growth of American’s network as they serve more destinations for their customers.” The airline also has options to purchase 116 additional A320neo family aircraft from Airbus which, if exercised, will also be outfitted with #CFMLEAP engines. Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/4rskke0