GE Aerospace 14.57 Billion Trading Volume Ranks 42nd Amidst Engine Innovations

On June 9, 2025, GE Aerospace saw a trading volume of 14.57 billion, ranking 42nd in the day's stock market activity. The company's stock price decreased by 1.65%.

GE Aerospace has introduced a new fuel-saving variant of the Trent XWB-84 engine, known as the 'EP' variant. This new variant features ALECSys technology, which enhances the pre-mixing of fuel and air before ignition. This improvement leads to more complete combustion of the fuel, resulting in lower emissions of NOx and particulate matter.

GE Aerospace is nearing the completion of a second round of dust-ingestion tests for its GE9X engine. These tests are crucial for ensuring the engine's durability, especially in regions with high levels of dust and sand, such as the Middle East. The company has already completed an initial round of tests in 2022, which involved 1,600 engine-run cycles and revealed no adverse findings. The GE9X is set to power Boeing's 777-9 aircraft, which is expected to enter service next year.

GE Aerospace has also been proactive in addressing durability issues with its other engine models. The company has developed a durability improvement kit for CFM Leap-1A turbofans, which are used in Airbus A320neo-family jets. This kit includes tweaked high-pressure turbine blades and nozzles. Additionally, GE is working on similar improvements for Leap-1Bs, which power Boeing's 737 Max, as well as design changes for its GEnx and GE90 engines.