From Durham to the Skies: Investing to Ramp Narrowbody Engine Delivery @GEAerospace
From Durham to the Skies: Investing to Ramp Narrowbody Engine Delivery @GEAerospace
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In Durham, NC, GE Aerospace assembles CFM LEAP engines and uses tools like the “camera tree” to maintain safety and quality as demand grows.
Part of the $1B in U.S. manufacturing includes ~$20M in Durham to support CFM LEAP engine assembly.
We’re all in on our customers and U.S. manufacturing.
#GEAerospace #Durham #USManufacturing #CFMLEAP #Aerospace
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From Durham to the Skies: Investing to Ramp Narrowbody Engine Delivery

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