Introduction General Electric (GE) has a significant influence in the aviation industry, particularly in manufacturing jet engines for narrow-body jets. GE's aviation business accounts for over 22% of the company's revenue, bringing in $27.4 billion in 2020. The aviation industry is experiencing a boom with record orders for passenger planes from Boeing and Airbus, further enhancing GE's position. GE's influence in the aviation industry can be seen through its substantial market share in the manufacturing of jet engines. The company holds a 70% market share in engines that power narrow-body jets, making it the world's largest manufacturer of jet engines. This dominance allows GE to play a pivotal role in shaping the industry and influencing its direction. The Influence of General Electric (GE) in the Aviation Industry GE's aviation business remains strong despite the overall business slimming down. This is primarily due to the booming aviation industry, which has created a consistent demand for fuel-efficient engines and aircraft from airlines looking to reduce costs. GE has recognized this demand and has strategically positioned itself to meet it, solidifying its influence in the aviation industry. GE's decision to keep its aviation business showcases its commitment to the industry and understanding of the long-term potential for growth. By focusing on fuel-efficient engines and aircraft, GE has positioned itself as a leader in innovation, offering solutions that meet the needs of both airlines and the environment. For example, GE's GE9X engine, which powers Boeing's 777X aircraft, is the world's largest and most powerful commercial aircraft engine. It is designed to provide better fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and improved performance compared to previous models. This innovation and commitment to excellence has allowed GE to maintain its influence in the aviation industry. Innovations by General Electric (GE) in the Aviation Industry GE Aviation has announced an extensive technology development roadmap for the next generation of commercial aircraft engines. The company plans to conduct ground and flight tests over the next decade to explore breakthrough technologies such as open fan engine design, hybrid electric propulsion systems, and compact engine core designs. These innovations aim to improve the efficiency and sustainability of aircraft engines, addressing the industry's need for reduced fuel consumption and lower emissions. GE Aviation is committed to supporting alternative fuels, including Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and hydrogen, to achieve the aviation industry's goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. As part of its commitment to innovation, GE Aviation has initiated the CFM RISE Program in collaboration with Airbus. This program aims to develop engines with lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions through the open fan design. By exploring new engine designs and technologies, GE Aviation is driving progress in the aviati...