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A Man On A Mission: Gurhan Andac Wants To Bring Sustainable Aviation Fuel To An Airport Near You

Will Palmer
October 24, 2021

When Gurhan Andac was growing up in Ankara, Turkey, he dreamed of designing big ships or locomotives. Then, during his senior year at college, a professor showed the class a video about gas turbine jet engines, and he was converted. He decided to apply for graduate school abroad and was accepted into the University of Southern California’s engineering program. To help him plan his education, he wrote to GE to ask for advice, knowing it was a place where he might be able to pursue that career someday.

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Haul Of Fame: A Qantas Jet Sets Distance Record, Flying 9,333 Miles From Argentina To Australia

Tomas Kellner
October 06, 2021

In the 1940s, it took a Qantas flight more than four days and seven stops to fly from Australia to London. In 2018, a Qantas Boeing 787 Dreamliner named Emily, powered by a pair of GE jet engines, covered the 14,498 kilometers that separate the port city of Perth and London in 17 hours and 20 minutes, setting a record for a scheduled flight by the airline.

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Flying To The Rescue: These Jets Have What It Takes To Fight Forest Fires

Jay Stowe
October 05, 2021

The 2020 wildfire season in the western United States was bad. The current one isn’t far behind.

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We Have Liftoff: The First Clean-Sheet Turboprop Engine Design In 50 Years Completes First Flight In Berlin

Tomas Kellner
September 30, 2021

It may feel like the end of an era in Berlin these days, with Angela Merkel stepping down as Germany’s leader after 16 years. But if you are an aviation fan, the German capital may have just witnessed the beginning of a new one.

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Global Growth: CFM Notches Nearly $1 Billion Deal With China’s Air Travel

Tomas Kellner
September 28, 2021

A new agreement between China’s Air Travel and jet engine-maker CFM International will help the airline expand its growing fleet. Valued at $992 million at U.S. list price, the 12-year, rate-per-flight-hour agreement will “support the smooth operation of [Air Travel’s Airbus] A320neo aircraft to be introduced in the future.” These more efficient, single-aisle passenger jets use CFM’s LEAP-1A engines.

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For The Long Haul: $2 Billion Engine Deal Helps Bring First Nonstop Flights Between Vietnam And The U.S.

Tomas Kellner
September 22, 2021

Vietnam’s Bamboo Airways said on Wednesday it would purchase GE Aviation’s GEnx jet engines for 10 new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner jets. The deal, valued at $2 billion at list price, also includes an option to power an additional 20 jets. The jets will fly nonstop routes between Vietnam and the U.S.

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Future Of Flight: These GE Engineers Are Finding Ways To Reduce Carbon Emissions

Sam Worley
Will Palmer
September 08, 2021

The transition to cleaner sources of energy is one place where GE is helping decarbonize the world and address climate change. Another area involves aviation. GE spent $1.8 billion in 2020 on aviation research and development, including new advanced materials and technologies that can help cut fuel consumption, emissions and even enable hybrid electric design, says John Slattery, president and CEO of GE Aviation.

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GE Türkiye Teknoloji Merkezi Yazılım Ekibi: Sınırları Aşan Bir Ekip Neler Yapar?

August 26, 2021

Uluslararası standartlarda çalışan, dünyaya yazılım ürünleri üreten, önemli yazılım merkezleri ile rekabet eden bir ekip düşünün. Türkiye'deki yazılımcıların tüm dünyada görünürlüğünü artıran, dijital yeteneklerini kanıtlayan bir ekip. Kısacası sınırları aşan bir ekip!

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Catalyze This: How 400 Engineers Put Their Heads Together And Reinvented The Turboprop

Tomas Kellner
August 03, 2021

When Sanford Moss patented an ingenious gas turbine more than a century ago, he hoped the device would change the world. And it eventually did, though not in the way he originally imagined.

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Team Effort: Airlines, Regulators And Engine-Makers Must Work Together To Make Aviation Sustainable

Alyssa Newcomb
July 06, 2021
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Many airlines have put in place ambitious sustainability targets, but in an industry that had to weather a sharp drop in travel during the COVID-19 pandemic, lowering carbon emissions also has to be cost-effective.

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