A Dayton operator's brief public record opens a window onto the disciplined, mostly unseen work that keeps a global aerospace system moving.
General Electric spent a century as America's everything-company. In 2024 it broke itself into three and kept only the part that flies - and Wall Street decided the pieces were worth more than the whole ever was.
A marketing chief inside a 130-year-old industrial name, working out of the Ohio city where powered flight was invented.
GE Aerospace sells some of the most complicated machines humans make. The deeper business begins after delivery, when decades of maintenance, data and parts turn an engine under the wing into a long-lived service relationship.