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==Business==

==Business==

GE Aerospace is one of four major aircraft engine manufacturers in the world, along with '''Pratt & Whitney''' (part of [[RTX Corporation]]), [[Rolls-Royce]] (the British firm, better known for its luxury cars), and Safran (a French manufacturer).  GE Aerospace and Safran are equal partners in '''CFM International''', which holds around 40% of the commercial aircraft engine market (GE Aerospace itself holds around 15%; thus, it holds about half the world's market share).

GE Aerospace is one of four major aircraft engine manufacturers in the free world, along with '''Pratt & Whitney''' (part of [[RTX Corporation]]), [[Rolls-Royce]] (the British firm, better known for its luxury cars), and Safran (a French manufacturer).  GE Aerospace and Safran are equal partners in '''CFM International''', which holds around 40% of the commercial aircraft engine market (GE Aerospace itself holds around 15%; thus, it holds about half the world's market share).

It, along with Pratt & Whitney, are the two major suppliers to the [[Department of War]] for military aircraft engines.

It, along with Pratt & Whitney, are the two major suppliers to the [[Department of War]] for military aircraft engines.