Jet engine manufacturer GE Aerospace continues to record higher profits amid increased demand for its commercial jet engines and services. The company saw increased revenue and orders during the third quarter and has raised its full-year guidance across several metrics.

With the industry facing aircraft delivery delays and supply chain constraints, GE Aerospace is seeing increased demand for maintenance services. Q3 also saw the manufacturer pick up several new orders, following significant orders for Boeing aircraft, many of which are powered by GE engines.

Raising Forecasts For The Year

In the three months ending September 30, 2025, GE Aerospace’s adjusted revenue (non-GAAP) stood at $11.3 billion, a 26% increase from last year’s $8.9 billion. During the same period, it recor

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