Engines
GE Aviation, Caiga Sign Engine Service Center Agreement for China
Yong Zhang, general manager for Caiga’s sales, marketing and customer service department, left, signed a service center agreement with Jim Stoker, president and managing executive of GE Aviation Czech, for the H80 engine. (Photo: Matt Thurber)
Yong Zhang, general manager for Caiga’s sales, marketing and customer service department, left, signed a service center agreement with Jim Stoker, president and managing executive of GE Aviation Czech, for the H80 engine. (Photo: Matt Thurber)

On July 30, GE Aviation and China Aviation Industry General Aviation (Caiga) signed an agreement at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh for the first network of service centers for the H80 turboprop series in China. The agreement covers the H75, H80 and H85 engines and components. Signing the agreement were Yang Zhong, general manager for Caiga’s sales, marketing and customer service department, and Jim Stoker, president and managing executive for GE Aviation Czech, which manufactures the company’s H80 family.

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