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Aerospace Engineer to Invest $60M in West Michigan Operations

GE Aerospace will invest $1 billion in 2026 to upgrade machinery, expand capacity, and hire 5,000 workers across 30 U.S. communities in 17 states, boosting commercial and defense production.

  • On Monday, GE Aerospace announced a second consecutive $1 billion U.S. manufacturing investment covering more than 30 communities across 17 states to accelerate engine deliveries and strengthen defense production.
  • Surging commercial and military demand has driven GE Aerospace's nearly $200 billion backlog and accelerating engine orders, with roughly one-third of its business tied to defense supporting the U.S. military and allied forces.
  • The package allocates $115 million for GE Aerospace's Cincinnati headquarters and commits to hiring 5,000 workers in 2026, while the GE Aerospace Foundation will train 10,000 people by 2030.
  • Rutland will get $42 million to add forging, precision machining, inspection technology, and building upgrades, with local leaders calling the funding positive as the Rutland facility currently has open positions.
  • The company is funding commercial capacity with $200 million to expand CFM LEAP engine production and more than $275 million to upgrade defense engine sites.
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Hville Blast broke the news in on Monday, March 9, 2026.
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