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GE says GEnx shipments now exceed Boeing 787 deliveries

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Published: October 21, 2026
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First reported by: The Air Current
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In brief

GE says it delivered more than 50 GEnx engines to Boeing in the quarter ending September 30, while Boeing delivered 22 787s to customers.

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GE Aerospace says it delivered more than 50 GEnx-1B engines to Boeing during the quarter that ended September 30, nearly doubling the number handed over in the same quarter a year earlier. Boeing delivered 22 787 Dreamliners to customers during that period. The engine shipments therefore exceeded the airframer’s customer deliveries, a comparison GE’s chief executive Larry Culp cited as evidence that the company is making progress on a supply issue that had become a source of friction between the partners.

The figures are a snapshot of two different stages in an industrial process: engines…

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