Investigators looking into yesterday's American Airlines crash in New York are focusing on the plane's General Electric engines, whose history includes faulty engine mounts and midflight explosions.

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla., April 08, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CTS Engines, a leading independent provider of mature engine MRO services, has been selected by GE Aerospace as an official offload partner to ...

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reportedly released an urgent alert, raising concerns over the potential presence of unauthorized components in specific General Electric Company ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CTS Engines, the global leader for mature jet engine maintenance services, announced today that it had completed the acquisition through an affiliate of 12 ...

One iconic plane, three very different engines. Unravel the mystery of the 747-400's multi-engine design and the strategic ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — CTS Engines, a leading independent MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) provider specializing in the overhaul and repair of mature turbofan jet engines, proudly announces ...

Even though the RB211 was an unpopular choice for the Boeing 767-300ER, it mostly suited British Airways' needs.

Sponsored Content Provided By GE The CF6 engine entered service in 1971, with the CF6-6, a 40,000-pound thrust engine that powered American Airlines’ and United Airlines’ DC-10 Series 10 aircraft.

While it will take weeks, even months, for investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board to determine exactly why American Airlines 587 plunged to the ground, some aviation safety ...

The nearly catastrophic explosion of an engine that caused a fire on an American Airlines Boeing 767 just short of takeoff in Chicago on Oct. 28 occurred when a specific part that had never before ...

Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI) may manufacture General Electric's CF6 engine in Japan as part of the C-X transport project. IHI is backing GE's CF6 proposal in a Japan Defence Agency (JDA) ...

American military airframer Lockheed Martin has selected GE Aerospace to provide engines for a planned aerial refueller it hopes to sell to the US Air Force (USAF). Lockheed announced on 6 June its ...