Test early, test often: How GE Aerospace innovates to improve engine durability @GEAerospace
Test early, test often: How GE Aerospace innovates to improve engine durability  @GEAerospace
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
With our newest commercial engine products, GE Aerospace is innovating to improve hardware durability and time on wing for customers. By developing a proprietary dust mixture to simulate harsh operating conditions, we enhanced our ability to test hardware updates for GEnx and CFM LEAP engines based on real-world field experience. For the first time with the GE9X engine, dust tests were conducted before entry-into-service. Now, these lessons are being incorporated earlier than ever as the CFM RISE program advances new technologies for the future of flight.

Watch our program leaders explain more in this video.

CFM International is a 50-50 joint company between GE Aerospace and Safran Aircraft Engines.
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Test early, test often: How GE Aerospace innovates to improve engine durability

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