Civil aerospace news and insights from Forecast International
Safran released its results for 2025 on February 13. The primary drivers of growth during the year were the civil aftermarket, increased LEAP production volume, and original equipment deliveries in …
Safran Revenue Up 15% in 2025, LEAP Deliveries Surge 28% Read More
Safran Aircraft Engines has unveiled a €70 million ($76 million) expansion plan for its Le Creusot facility. While the project entails a physical expansion of both footprint and workforce, the …
Safran’s Le Creusot Expansion Aims to Strengthen Supply Chain for LEAP and M88 Engines Read More
GE Aerospace released its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results yesterday, reporting double-digit growth across key metrics and issuing a positive financial outlook for the coming year. The company’s performance …
GE Aerospace Reports Strong Finish to 2025, Projects Continued Growth in 2026 Read More
GE Aerospace has announced a nearly $53 million investment to expand its manufacturing facility in West Jefferson, North Carolina. The project involves a 35,000-square-foot addition to the site and the …
GE Aerospace Targets Supply Chain Constraints with $53M North Carolina Expansion Read More As the aviation industry prepares to descend on Le Bourget for the 55th Paris Air Show, all eyes won’t just be on new aircraft—engine makers are taking center stage in …
Engines on Center Stage: What to Watch at the 2025 Paris Air Show Read More
GE Aerospace and Lufthansa Technik have officially opened the doors to their new engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility, XEOS, located in Sroda Slaska near Wroclaw, Poland. This state-of-the-art …
GE Aerospace and Lufthansa Technik Open New Engine MRO Facility in Poland Read More
Reuters reports that the U.S. government has granted a license to engine maker General Electric to export CFM LEAP-1C engines to China for use in COMAC’s C919 narrowbody airliner. GE …
US Gives Green Light For LEAP Engine Export to China Read More
It’s been a rough couple of years for General Electric, but in 2020 its turnaround efforts should take solid root. For the past few years, the company has been trying …
GE Wraps Restructuring, Aviation Remains a Cornerstone Read MoreRemember 2017, when General Electric did not have a good year? It just had a worse one, but there may be light at the end of the tunnel.
GE Aviation Gives GE Reason for Optimism Read Moreby Carter Palmer, Power Systems Specialist, Forecast International. The completion of the biennial Paris Air Show marks a time when orders are tallied and success is measured. The battle for …
LEAP Ready to Jump Ahead of CFM56 Read More