Following its 2024 split, the legal successor to General Electric is now GE Aerospace. GE Aerospace is a world-leading provider of jet and turboprop engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aviation aircraft. They also provide avionics systems. GE Aerospace has a long history of working with the US military and has many commercial partners.
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General Electric proposed the PERCHERON system in 1967 to adapt the OCV for NASA Earth observing missions, but it was not approved.
GE HealthCare is an $18,000,000,000 medical technology and software company.
General Electric was tasked with studying a new readout system that could relay data through communications satellites starting in October 1968.
Eastman-Kodak and General Electric were contracted in March 1966 to conduct preliminary studies of the readout system's performance and design.
Dev Rudra spent more than six years as Managing Director at GE Aviation where he led a team of more than 2,000 people across three plants.
Leo Basola spent 16 years combined at General Electric and Genworth Financial and held CFO and Acting CFO titles at GE Intelligent Platforms, GE Consumer and Industrial in EMEA, and at Genworth’s Retirement and Protection Long Term Care and Mortgage Insurance Europe divisions.
Leo Basola spent 16 years working at General Electric and Genworth Financial.
The agreement includes the potential joint production of GE Aerospace’s F414 engines in India.
GE Aerospace signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to produce fighter jet engines for the Indian Air Force.
GE Aerospace is working with the U.S. government to obtain the necessary export authorization for the F414 engines.
The agreement positions GE Aerospace to create a family of products in India, including the F404 engine used in the LCA Mk1 and LCA Mk1A aircraft.
The agreement advances GE Aerospace’s earlier commitment to build 99 engines for the Indian Air Force as part of the LCA Mk2 program.
GE Aerospace will continue to collaborate with the Indian government on the AMCA Mk2 engine program.
GE Aerospace has operated in India for over four decades, engaging in engines, avionics, services, engineering, manufacturing, and local sourcing.
GE Aerospace was selected for the prototype development, testing, and certification of the AMCA program using the F414-INS6 engine.
GE Aviation obtained FAA certification for an additively manufactured heat exchanger for the GE9X engine that is smaller, lighter, and offers higher thermal density than previous heat exchangers.
The partnership with GE will enhance Sigma's product portfolio and attract more government, construction, and surveying companies.
Sigma will offer the GE industrial drone line and the Microdrones expert drone line to its clients in the Oil & Gas, Government, Environmental, Engineering, and Construction sectors throughout the United Arab Emirates.
Ultra Safe Nuclear Technologies, working with Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation, Blue Origin, General Electric Hitachi Nuclear Energy, General Electric Research, Framatome, and Materion, received one of the NASA nuclear thermal propulsion concept study contracts.
Carlyle acquired its 50 percent stake in AsiaSat from General Electric in 2015 for approximately $483,000,000.