GE Aerospace CFO Says In Conference Call The Company Is Working To Achieve GE9X FAA Certification By End Of 2026, Assumes Fewer Units In Year Given Timing
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GE Aerospace is working to get FAA approval for a big jet engine by late 2026. When something takes longer to approve, the company sells fewer units that year.
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