Maintenance and Modifications
GE Canada and StandardAero Team on Research Center
A $50 million aircraft engine research and technology center–a joint project between GE Canada and StandardAero–is being built in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on pr

A $50 million aircraft engine research and technology center–a joint project between GE Canada and StandardAero–is being built in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on property leased from the Winnipeg Airports Authority. The project is expected to employ 10 people initially, with the potential to grow to 50 employees within five years. The facility, which will be operated by StandardAero, is slated to open later this year and will expand on the capability of GE’s Peebles, Ohio facility.

The facility covers 258,000 sq ft, including a wind tunnel that is about 15 feet in diameter with seven large wind generation fans that can generate up to 70 mph of airflow at the engine inlet.