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GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE) is a global aerospace propulsion, services, and systems company with an installed base of tens of thousands of commercial and military aircraft engines. The GE news feed on Stock Titan highlights official announcements, customer agreements, technology collaborations, and capital markets disclosures that shape the company’s role in aviation.
News items often feature engine selection and purchase agreements with airlines and aviation groups for families such as GEnx and GE9X, including orders that cover engines, spare units, and long-term services support. These stories provide insight into how airlines are planning fleet growth, widebody expansion, and long-haul route development using GE Aerospace propulsion.
Investors and aviation followers will also find coverage of service and leasing partnerships, such as lease pool management arrangements for GE9X, GEnx, GE90, CF6, and CF34 engines. These updates explain how GE Aerospace and its partners manage shop visits, lease returns, and technical support to keep fleets operating reliably.
The news stream includes technology and innovation updates, including collaborations to develop hybrid electric turbogenerators for Advanced Air Mobility and work on integrated hybrid electric propulsion systems. Announcements about defense propulsion, such as the use of F110 engines and propulsion support for autonomous VTOL aircraft, highlight the company’s presence in military and next‑generation applications.
Additional releases cover corporate actions such as regular quarterly dividend declarations, leadership changes disclosed via SEC filings, and community and education initiatives, including scholarship programs supported by the GE Aerospace Foundation. For readers tracking GE Aerospace, this news page offers a centralized view of customer deals, technology milestones, governance developments, and strategic partnerships. Bookmark this page to monitor how GE Aerospace’s engine programs, services, and collaborations evolve over time.
GE Healthcare has launched a groundbreaking AI algorithm designed for assessing Endotracheal Tube (ETT) placements in critically ill COVID-19 patients. This innovation, part of the Critical Care Suite 2.0, addresses the alarming statistic that up to 25% of patients intubated outside the operating room have misplaced tubes. The AI provides quick, accurate measurements directly from mobile x-ray devices, potentially preventing severe complications. The suite enhances workflow efficiency and is co-developed with UC San Francisco, leveraging GE's Edison platform for rapid deployment.
GE Healthcare has acquired Prismatic Sensors AB, a Swedish company specializing in photon counting detectors, reinforcing its commitment to advancing photon counting CT technology. This acquisition aims to enhance clinical applications in oncology, cardiology, and neurology, potentially setting a new standard of care. Prismatic’s innovative Deep Silicon detectors promise improved tissue characterization, spatial resolution, and reduced radiation doses. The acquisition is expected to close by January 2021, with GE Healthcare poised to leverage its nearly 50 years of experience in CT technology for future advancements.
GE (NYSE: GE) released its 2020 Global Innovation Barometer, revealing insights from over 3,400 business executives across 22 countries, focusing on the impact of COVID-19 on innovation. The report highlights a growing tendency towards protectionism among business leaders, yet a strong appetite for cross-border collaboration remains. The healthcare sector emerged as a key innovator during the pandemic, leading all industries in innovation progress. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to be seen as the world’s innovation champion, with rising optimism among its business executives post-pandemic.
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Albany International Airport has partnered with GE to launch a digitally-focused airport aimed at enhancing safety in air travel post-pandemic. The Airport will be the first to adopt GE Aviation's Wellness Trace App, which tracks COVID-19 cleaning protocols. A three-month trial will begin, utilizing QR codes to provide real-time cleaning status for airport areas and objects. GE plans to introduce further digital technologies, including AI and predictive analytics, to advance airport safety and operations, positioning Albany Airport as a model for future airport designs.
GE Healthcare and GenesisCare have formed a strategic partnership to enhance patient outcomes in cancer and heart disease treatment. GE Healthcare will provide advanced imaging technology to GenesisCare's 440+ centers globally, including the U.S., Australia, U.K., and Spain. The collaboration aims to improve patient access to cutting-edge treatments and will explore research opportunities for personalized care. GenesisCare's recent acquisition of 21st Century Oncology expands its reach in integrated cancer care. The partnership is positioned to impact millions of patients positively.
Tampa General Hospital (TGH), in collaboration with GE Healthcare, has achieved a $40M reduction in system-wide inefficiencies since launching the CareComm command center last August. This platform employs 20 AI applications to optimize patient care operations. Key improvements include the elimination of 20,000 excess patient days, a 25% reduction in emergency room diversions, and an increase of 30 beds in capacity. TGH also co-leads a statewide collaboration for managing hospital resources during COVID-19.
GE Healthcare has secured its largest ultrasound deal in the U.S., valued at $11 million, with St. Luke’s University Health Network. The agreement entails upgrading ultrasound technology and IT workflow solutions across St. Luke’s 12 hospitals over four years. This initiative will standardize care and improve efficiency in Vascular, Radiology, and Echocardiography departments. The acquisition includes advanced models such as the LOGIQ E10 and Vivid E95, expected to yield $300,000 in annual savings through enhanced radiologist efficiencies.
GE Healthcare has launched Serena Bright™, the first contrast-enhanced guided biopsy solution for breast cancer, in the U.S. This innovative technology received 510(k) clearance from the FDA in June and allows clinicians to perform biopsy exams using the same mammography equipment. The solution aims to reduce delays in diagnosis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, potentially improving patient outcomes and providing answers more quickly than traditional MRI-guided biopsies. Jefferson Health was the first to implement this technology in late 2020.
GE Aviation has partnered with AirAsia Group to launch its Network Operations Insights (NOI) software, aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and reducing flight disruptions. This platform provides real-time data analytics to help airline managers make informed decisions during operational changes, improving recovery from disruptions and minimizing costs. Andrew Coleman from GE Aviation emphasizes the importance of operational efficiency post-COVID-19, while Javed Malik from AirAsia highlights the software's role in enhancing customer experience and reducing operational costs.
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