Engines
GE Ready for CFM Ramp-up
Airbus and Boeing have tasked the CFM International joint venture of GE and Safran with building 800 more engines over the next four years.
GE Aviation CEO David Joyce expressed reservations about the business case for Boeing's proposed NMA during the Farnborough Air Show.
GE Aviation CEO David Joyce expressed reservations about the business case for Boeing's proposed NMA during the Farnborough Air Show.

Airframers have tasked engine manufacturers GE Aviation (Chalet 142) and France's Safran Aircraft Engines (Hall 2a A252) to produce 800 additional CFM56 and LEAP engines through their CFM International joint venture over the next four years. “We’re ready for the ramp,” declared GE Aviation president and CEO David Joyce.

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