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Guy Norris
April 03, 2026
GE is investing $1 billion to increase MRO capacity, around half of which is aimed at serving the expanding Leap-1 aftermarket around its network. Credit: GE Aerospace Photos
Less than two years after GE Aerospace became a stand-alone entity, the company’s transformation continued into early 2026, when its technology and operations unit was folded into an expanded Commercial Engines and Services division under its newly appointed president and CEO, Mohamed Ali. The…
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