GE Aerospace

GE Aerospace is a US aircraft engine and aerospace systems company based in Evendale, near Cincinnati, Ohio. The company took its current name after General Electric separated its healthcare business in 2023 and its energy business, as GE Vernova, in 2024. Its shares trade on the NYSE under the ticker GE.

The commercial engines and services unit produces engines for narrow-body and wide-body passenger aircraft; the LEAP engines of CFM International, the joint venture formed with Safran, and the GEnx engines are the main products in this area. A significant part of its income comes from maintenance, repair and spare parts services for the engines operated by airlines. The defense and propulsion technologies unit develops engines for fighter jets and helicopters as well as various aerospace systems.

Those following GE stock track global air travel demand, supply chain problems in engine deliveries, production rates at Airbus and Boeing, pricing in maintenance services and defense budgets. The GE Aerospace page on Lzzo.com presents the price in US dollars with a historical chart and technical indicators; the source of the data is also shown.