GE Aerospace, the American aircraft engine manufacturer, has renewed its commitment to supporting and expanding its involvement in China's civil aviation industry. Larry Culp, its Chairman and CEO, stated that for over 45 years, the company has played a significant role in the development of China's civil aviation sector.
During a recent visit to China, Culp emphasized that the ongoing high-level exchanges between China and the US highlight the importance of international collaboration within the aviation industry. GE Aerospace, partnering with CFM International—a joint venture with France’s Safran Aircraft Engines—supports more than 60 Chinese airlines, with approximately 8,500 engines currently in service.
Focus on Localized Support and Future Investments
The company is committed to investing in its capabilities domestically in the United States while strengthening localized services, support, and training in China. This approach aims to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient fleet operations for Chinese airlines, fostering industrial cooperation across borders.
Culp also reiterated that commercial aviation is crucial in connecting economies, peoples, and industries. GE Aerospace’s ongoing support emphasizes its dedication to fostering growth and technological advancement in China's civil aviation sector, reinforcing its long-term partnership in this vital industry.
