Oshkosh 2022
At the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh airshow, which ended on Sunday, nearly 700,000 visitors swooped in to Wisconsin’s Wittman Regional Airport to check out the latest in commercial, general aviation, and military aircraft and share a few stories over brats and beers. Among the high points: GE staged a tribute to the U.S. Air Force, a longtime customer, on its 75th anniversary, while a mock-up of the brand-new Beechcraft Denali, by Textron Aviation, and its Catalyst advanced turboprop engine were on display. Find out more and see images from the show here.
Marathon Medicine
For the 12,000 runners who compete in England’s Brighton Marathon every spring, crossing the finish line is the goal. But heatstroke, injury, and even cardiac events often get in the way. That’s why Professor Rob Galloway, an emergency medicine consultant, and his team come prepared for the worst. A new partnership with GE Healthcare ensures that they have the equipment they need to provide treatment that otherwise would have been impossible in the field. Read the story here.
GE Digital Is Transforming Manufacturing
Subaru is one of many customers using GE Digital software to transform manufacturing and take it into the future. Managers at GE Digital explain how software can help companies analyze energy use and identify opportunities to reduce emissions, and much more. To read the full story, click here.
The 5 Coolest Things On Earth ?
1. An online map of every species on Earth.
2. Protecting against future COVID variants.
3. Wearable ultrasound devices.
4. 3D structures for nearly every protein known to science.
5. Reversing aging in human skin.
— Quote of the Day —
“GE has been at the forefront of military aviation for decades, and our legacy extends all the way back to the U.S. military’s very first jet engine, which was developed at the end of World War II.”
— Matthew Gerus, senior director of marketing for combat and military engines at GE Aviation
Quote: GE Reports. Video: GE Reports. Images: Alex Schroff for GE Aviation, Shutterstock.