Opinion: What Boeing Can Learn From GE Aerospace

April 10, 2024
scaled open fan

Tests of the GE-Safran RISE—including wind tunnel evaluation of the concept’s scaled open fan—are stepping up in 2024.

Credit: CFM
The past month demonstrated vividly that Boeing and GE—America’s two most important aerospace companies—are on different paths. The issues at Boeing are well-documented and will lead to a wholesale change in leadership with CEO David Calhoun stepping down by year-end. In contrast, under the...

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