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general-electric-aerospace x safran
GE Aerospace and Safran CFM International 50:50 JV worlds leading aircraft engine supplier 50-year partnership
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- joint venture
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- Activeoperating
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GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE) is a US aerospace company producing jet engines for commercial and military aircraft. Developing autonomous flight systems, digital twins for engine maintenance, and AI-powered predictive maintenance. Spun off from GE in 2024 as an independent company.
Safran (EPA: SAF) is a French aerospace and defense company developing aircraft engines (LEAP with GE), landing systems, and avionics. Developing autonomous flight control systems and AI-powered predictive maintenance for aircraft.
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