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GE Aviation is a subsidiary of General Electric. The company builds aircraft engines for commercial jets, including the GE9X, the giant engine that powers the Boeing 777X. (Featured Image: Tom Boon - Simple Flying)

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GE Aerospace
Business Type
Engine Maker
Date Founded
January 1, 1917
CEO
John S. Slattery
Headquarters Location
Evendale, United States

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