Components & subsystems · United States

GE Aerospace

World's largest jet engine maker; it developed the XA100 adaptive-cycle engine, the RISE open-fan programme and rotating detonation and dual-mode ramjet hypersonic propulsion.

Headquarters
Evendale, United States · North America
Value chain
Components & subsystems(Inputs); also Professional & data services
What that means
Makes the parts others build into products: chips, sensors, optics, modules, engines and subsystems.
Founded
1892
Staff
53,000 (2024)
Ownership
Listed
Listing
NYSE:GE on Google Finance
Website
geaerospace.com
Relevance
Very high at its strongest, in Advanced Propulsion & Hypersonic Systems

In 3 capabilities

Each capability the company is listed in, most relevant first: how experts in the field see its global relevance there, why it is listed and the source.

  1. Space Technologies · Design · listed #2 of 50

    World's largest jet engine maker; it developed the XA100 adaptive-cycle engine, the RISE open-fan programme and rotating detonation and dual-mode ramjet hypersonic propulsion.

    Relevance: World's largest jet engine maker; adaptive-cycle and hypersonic propulsion work

    Source · en.wikipedia.org

  2. Advanced Materials & Manufacturing · Integration · listed #8 of 50

    Largest serial user of metal AM in aero engines (LEAP fuel nozzles) and owner of Colibrium Additive (ex-Concept Laser, Arcam EBM and AP&C powders).

    Relevance: Largest serial user and maker of metal AM

    Source · en.wikipedia.org

  3. Advanced Materials & Manufacturing · Research · listed #10 of 50

    Makes ceramic matrix composites end to end, from silicon carbide fibre in Huntsville to CMC parts in Asheville, for LEAP and GE9X hot sections, and is a top patent applicant in the field.

    Relevance: Pioneer and leader in ceramic matrix composites for engines

    Source · geaerospace.com