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Boeing and GE Pull Back From Paris Air Show After Deadly Air India 787 Crash

Following the June 12 crash of Air India flight AI-171 that killed 241 onboard, Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg and Commercial Airplanes head Stephanie Pope canceled their Paris Air Show appearances. GE Aerospace likewise postponed its investor day, prioritizing team support, customer engagement and the ongoing investigation.

2025-06-12T17:55:19.604379-07:00

Reuters

Ryanair invests $500 million in 30 CFM LEAP-1B spares to bolster 737 MAX resilience

2025-06-10T00:59:40.632792-07:00

Airways Magazine

Global Probe of Flight AI171 Engages FAA, NTSB, GE and Boeing, Triggering Regulatory Review

2025-06-13T10:01:37.142016-07:00

Wall Street Journal

Qatar Airways inks record agreement for up to 210 Boeing 787 Dreamliner and 777X widebodies

2025-05-14T10:26:57.205106-07:00

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Aviation Week

Major Carriers and Foundations Pledge Support for Airlink at Paris Air Show At this week’s Paris Air Show, the Airbus Foundation, GE Aerospace Foundation, Qatar Airways and United Airlines announced new commitments to Airlink, pledging financial and in-kind resources to bolster the nonprofit’s humanitarian airlift operations for disaster relief and medical aid.

2025-06-18T05:19:16.081348-07:00

Major Carriers and Foundations Pledge Support for Airlink at Paris Air Show

Aviation Week

CFM and Airbus Launch Subscale Wind-Tunnel Tests for RISE Open-Fan Propulsion CFM International has ramped up its RISE advanced propulsion program by teaming with Airbus to conduct subscale aircraft performance tests in a wind tunnel. The campaign will validate open-fan integration, aerodynamics and installation effects ahead of full-scale demonstrator trials.

2025-06-15T04:07:26.793297-07:00

CFM and Airbus Launch Subscale Wind-Tunnel Tests for RISE Open-Fan Propulsion

Airways Magazine

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Global Probe of Flight AI171 Engages FAA, NTSB, GE and Boeing, Triggering Regulatory Review The AAIB’s investigation into Flight AI171 has expanded to include the U.S. NTSB, FAA, GE Aerospace and Boeing as technical findings raise questions about engine components and structural integrity. Regulators are assessing whether oversight measures or design revisions are needed for Boeing’s production and certification processes.

2025-06-13T10:01:37.142016-07:00

Global Probe of Flight AI171 Engages FAA, NTSB, GE and Boeing, Triggering Regulatory Review

AINonline

Textron Aviation adds GE Aerospace’s C-FOQA service to LinxUs data ecosystem Textron Aviation has integrated GE Aerospace’s continuous flight operations quality assurance (C-FOQA) service into its LinxUs data platform, allowing operators to harness in-depth flight data monitoring via a unified digital interface. The partnership aims to enhance safety oversight and operational efficiency across Textron’s business jet and turboprop fleets.

2025-06-13T08:07:06.897228-07:00

Textron Aviation adds GE Aerospace’s C-FOQA service to LinxUs data ecosystem

Bloomberg

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Boeing and GE Pull Back From Paris Air Show After Deadly Air India 787 Crash Following the June 12 crash of Air India flight AI-171 that killed 241 onboard, Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg and Commercial Airplanes head Stephanie Pope canceled their Paris Air Show appearances. GE Aerospace likewise postponed its investor day, prioritizing team support, customer engagement and the ongoing investigation.

2025-06-12T17:55:19.604379-07:00

Boeing and GE Pull Back From Paris Air Show After Deadly Air India 787 Crash

Aviation Today

GE Aerospace, Kratos Partner on GEK1500 1,500-lb Turbofan for CCA UAVs GE Aerospace and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions have launched development of the GEK1500, a 1,500-lb-thrust turbofan designed for Kratos’ Collaborative Combat Aircraft unmanned systems. The effort aims to deliver an affordable, low-cost propulsion solution to accelerate UAV fielding and support next-generation combat drone requirements.

2025-06-12T10:47:57.843626-07:00

GE Aerospace, Kratos Partner on GEK1500 1,500-lb Turbofan for CCA UAVs

Aviation Week

GE Wraps Up GE9X Testing as Boeing 777-9 Certification Nears GE Aerospace is finalizing certification of its GE9X engine for Boeing’s 777-9 as production-standard units accumulate test hours and integrate design tweaks through pre-delivery flight experience. The milestone signals readiness for imminent engine approval and first deliveries.

2025-06-11T16:15:39.698616-07:00

GE Wraps Up GE9X Testing as Boeing 777-9 Certification Nears

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GE Aerospace and Pratt chart divergent paths on next-gen narrowbody powerplants As Airbus and Boeing finalize next narrowbody specs by 2030–35, engine OEMs CFM International (GE Aerospace) and Pratt & Whitney must choose between radical open-fan designs or incremental turbofan upgrades, a decision that will shape efficiency, emissions and lifecycle costs for future single-aisle jets.

2025-06-11T05:42:34.840835-07:00

GE Aerospace and Pratt chart divergent paths on next-gen narrowbody powerplants

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