GE Aviation has completed about 85% of the GE9X's certification testing, including aerodynamic, bird-ingestion, loss-of-blade, hailstorm and icing tests. "The engine's performance at altitude was ...

GE Aviation (Evendale, Ohio, U.S.) announced on Sept. 29 that its GE9X engine has been certified by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) authorities, a key milestone in its journey to power ...

The 105,000lb-thrust (467kN) GE9X is the only power option for both 777X variants – the 777-8 and larger 777-9. GE Aviation is now completing certification testing on two engines.

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The GE9X engine is designed for the Boeing 777X . (photo from GE’s website) The GE9X engine, which will power the Boeing 777X, has been certified by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

The world's biggest jet engine aced its first test flight, with GE Aviation's huge GE9X looking seriously out of place on the wing of a Boeing 747. Set to power Boeing's upcoming 777X aircraft ...

Final flight tests of GE Aviation’s GE9X turbofan have been completed on the company’s 747-400 flying testbed ahead of the engine’s first flight this summer on the Boeing 777-9, the initial ...

The Boeing 777X has three variants: the 777-9, 777-8, and 777-8 Freighter. If GE's goal with the GE9X was to match the might of these aircraft, then they have succeeded. The GE9X is a dual-rotor ...

Emirates also signed a 12-year OnPoint solution contract with GE Aviation valued at $36 million, covering the maintenance and inventory support for various avionics, electrical power and ...

GE tests GE9X fan blades General Electric Aviation has begun testing on its new composite fan blades for the GE9X, the next-generation GE90 engine that will power Boeing’s 777X aircraft. This ...

The first flight compliant GE9X engine has been delivered by General Electric to Boeing, marking the restart of preparations for the start of 777-9 flight tests.

Friday the Guinness Book of World Records declared GE Aviation's GE9X engine the world's most powerful jet engine. Complete with 134,000 lbs. of thrust… ...