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GE Aerospace’s LM2500 to Power Indian Navy’s Next Generation Missile Vessel

New Delhi, October 2024. GE Aerospace’s LM2500, engineered for reliability and performance, has been chosen to power the Indian Navy’s Next Generation Missile Vessels (NGMV) built by Cochin Shipyard Limited located in Kochi, India.Six LM2500 marine gas turbine engine kits will be delivered by GE Aerospace for assembly and test by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) Industrial and Marine Gas Turbine Division in Bangalore, India. Additionally, GE Aerospace will be supplying its composite base and enclosure, and full complement of gas turbine auxiliary systems. These engines will power the newest addition to the Indian Navy’s fleet, described as a force multiplier for their naval capability. This selection further reinforces the LM2500’s status as the unmatched leader in its class, a po...

GE Aerospace’s GEnx engine completes aviation milestone 2 million flight hours with South Asian airlines

New Delhi, September, 2024. GE Aerospace announced today that its GEnx commercial aviation engine family achieved a milestone oftwo million flight hours with South Asian airlines.The first GEnx was delivered in the region in 2012 with 90GEnx engines now powering Air India, Vistara and Biman Bangladesh flights. “The GEnx engine has been instrumental in supporting South Asia’ saviation growth. This milestone is a testament to its engineering excellence and technology maturity,” said Mahendra Nair, Group Vice President for Commercial Program at GE Aerospace, during a visit to New Delhi.“We continue to support our customers’ business goals, with our best technology and services offerings.” “We are proud of our long relationships with the South Asian airlines,including most recentlyAir...

GE Aerospace Launches GE Aerospace Foundation

New Delhi, May 2024. GE Aerospace recently announced the launch of the GE Aerospace Foundation, celebrating a new chapter that builds on the more than 100 year-legacy of the previous GE Foundation. The GE Aerospace Foundation’s philanthropic strategy and programs will help fulfill the company’s purpose to “lift people up” in GE Aerospace communities, with a focus on workforce development, disaster relief and amplifying the efforts of GE Aerospace employees. In South Asia, GE Aerospace Foundation will continue to work with local partners to support disaster relief, education and healthcare for underprivileged communities. South Asia has received US $ 1.2 million in total Foundation related giving over the past 10 years which includes grants and related programming. These have be...