GE to double India sourcing to $400 mn by 2030; GE-CFM engines set to power 9 in 10 aircraft
GE Aerospace’s plans to increase sourcing and deepen its engineering capabilities could further integrate Indian suppliers into global aerospace manufacturing while supporting the growing demand for engine maintenance and servicing.
· 10/12/2026, 3:31:25 PM· 2 min read
GE Aerospace’s plans to increase sourcing and deepen its engineering capabilities could further integrate Indian suppliers into global aerospace manufacturing while supporting the growing demand for engine maintenance and servicing.
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