GE Aerospace

GE Aerospace is a global provider of engines, systems and services for commercial, military, business and general aviation, with revenues exceeding 30 billion US dollars. Its marine gas turbines are aeroderivative engines listed under the defense products of the company. The site is published by General Electric Company.

The aviation history of the company goes back to 1917, when GE developed a turbosupercharger for the US government, and later included the first American jet engine and the first high bypass turbofan engine to enter service.

The LM2500 has more than 50 years of service in marine propulsion. Recent announcements on the site include orders for LM2500 turbines for Arleigh Burke Flight III destroyers, an order to power the Explorer-class ocean surveillance ships of the US Navy and the selection by the Republic of Korea Navy for the KDDX destroyer.