GE Aerospace engineers in Bengaluru are targeting a 20 percent fuel burn reduction. @AirProNews
GE Aerospace engineers in Bengaluru are targeting a 20 percent fuel burn reduction. @AirProNews
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
GE Aerospace Bengaluru Engineers Drive CFM RISE Program
GE Aerospace's Bengaluru engineers are developing the Open Fan architecture behind the CFM RISE program, targeting 20% fuel burn reduction, double the 10-15% gains of previous engine generations. #GEAerospace #aviation
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