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GE Invests $4.3 Billion To Build Next-Gen Jet Engines, Open New Factories In The US | GE News
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General Electric Pioneers Jet Engine Manufacturing | 2017-03-28 | Assembly Magazine | ASSEMBLY
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Wash And Go: GE's New Way Of Cleaning Jet Engines Can Help Airlines Cut Emissions And Improve Operations | GE News
FAA certifies world's largest jet engine for commercial use - CNET
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