The strongest driver of GE Aerospace’s GE business at the moment is the Commercial Engines & Services segment. In fourth-quarter 2025, organic revenues from the segment increased 24% year over year, constituting more than 75% of its business. Also, in the quarter, the segment’s orders witnessed an increase of 76% year over year, which totaled $22.8 billion.
A growing installed base and higher utilization of engine platforms, particularly in commercial & defense sectors, have set the stage for the company’s long-term growth. GE continues to experience strong orders for LEAP, GEnx & GE9X engines and services, supported by growth in air traffic, fleet renewal and expansion activities.
Some of the notable orders secured by the company include more than 500 engine wins at the Dubai Airshow, including deals from flydubai and Riyadh Air. It clinched an order from Cathay Pacific to power their latest Boeing $BA 777 9 aircraft with GE9X engines.
GE Aerospace also inked a deal with Qatar Airways to supply more than 400 GE9X and GEnx engines. It represents the largest widebody engine deal in GE’s history. This apart, the company secured a deal from International Airlines Group to provide GEnx engines for British Airways’ 32 new Boeing 787 aircraft.