GE Aircraft Engines (Firm) (1987-2005)

Organization

Staff Only

Dates

Existence: 2005-09
Existence: 1987

General Context

Locales: Cincinnati, Ohio & Lynn, Mass

Existed from 1987-2005

In 1987 the General Electric Company launched a new corporate identity program to coincide with its ongoing reorganization. As a result, the Aircraft Engine Business Group received a new name, GE Aircraft Engines.](https://www.company-histories.com/GE-Aircraft-Engines-Company-History.html)

LOCNAF: name changed in September 2005 from GE Aircraft Engines to GE Aviation; headquartered today in the Cincinnati suburb of Evendale, Ohio)

Functions

Aircraft engine industry

Places

United States (Associated Country)
Evendale (Ohio) (Residence)
Lynn (Mass.) (Other)

Topics

Languages Used

Language: English. Script: Latin

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

GE Aircraft Engines F404-400 Training Guide (Sixth Edition), 1989-10

Item — Box Series 3-001, Folder: 004

Identifier: 20060312

Scope and Contents Document Type: Instructional Guide Authority: Manufacturer (authoritative reference - "For Training Purposes Only") Document Number: SEI-477Scope (From Introduction): "This Training Guide provides introductory information for users of General Electric F404-GE-400 Turbofan Engine. It is not intended for any use other than student training at the General Electric Technical Training School.Material contained herein is written and assembled for the sole purpose of...

Dates: Modified: 1989-10

Found in: The University of Alabama in Huntsville Archives & Special Collections / Aircraft Engine Historical Society Collection / Series III: Aircraft Engines (commercial & military)

GE Aircraft Engines (Misc F404 Instructional materials), Circa early 1990

File — Box Series 3-001, Folder: 004

Identifier: 20060312

Scope and Contents Document Type: Instructional Material (mixed) Authority: Manufacturer (authoritative reference - "For Training Purposes Only")Scope: Includes a mix of loose leaf materials for General Electric F404-GE-400 Turbofan Engine. It is not intended for any use other than student training at the General Electric Technical Training School. Includes: - Photoopy of F404 Controls Outline - Photoopy of F404 Student Worksheets (Lubrication system) - Photoopy of F404-GE-400 Engine...

Dates: Publication: Circa early 1990