The NEW GE9X ENGINE Will CHANGE The Entire Aviation Industry! Here's Why

The aviation industry has always been a field of intense innovation and competition. Aircraft manufacturers and engine developers are constantly pushing the boundaries to enhance efficiency, reduce emissions, and improve overall performance. Amid this dynamic landscape, the GE9X aircraft engine emerges as a potential game-changer that could reshape the industry as we know it.

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[alicelund]

They developed it for 12 years and it is not yet delivered to any airline. Sounds expensive, it better be really good.

[samuelboswell]

People have no concept of the complexity of these engines. Not only the actual design but putting the design into action. The number of internal components is mind boggling and each one has to operate under enormous heat and pressure for thousands of hours, perfectly. Often, new materials are developed that can withstand the heat and pressure and other manufacturers are used to provide these parts on time and perfect. This takes time, lots of time.

[Hanking-Warry]

I thought it was "all over" when Rolls Royce announced their new engine a short time ago.

[JoseAngel-iveu]

GE aviation engines proud American make, love. the best engines.

[michaelflinn]

Will it stop boeings plunging out of the sky?

[sannurtas]

Yes. I got it! Very good news that the GE9X is ready to fly with quality and in safety conditions. A pity that Boeing airplanes are not as reliable and mostly grounded.

[Aviation-hr]

Happy 20k sub's 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[aravindkumar]

Nice one.. But getting a type certificate may delay further to 2027 by considering the current situation and issues found at Thrust links..

[finleyfendt]

How oh how are you going to keep them on the wings ?

[errorerror]

Sounds like AI generated garbage and lots of fluff 🚮

[simiot]

Be nice to see a 777-X flying with an airline...

[Heroization]

Just don't screw up your clients like P & W

[petercooper]

Years late, lots of problems and nothing yet delivered. Meanwhile RR and Airbus can’t make A350s fast enough. GE advantage if it ever happens could be overtaken by the RR ultra fan.

[ibrahimbilal]

Crazy when you look at the GE9X when compared to a normal engine
For reffrence it looks likr this (oO) look at the engine No 2 attached to the boeing 747 at 5:46

[isokabooks]

Never mind the engine what about the Boeing?

[DMD]

I don't understand how this engine makes sense for the 8x/9x? It produces less thrust than the 115B.

[GemminaDonati]

"The GE 9X engine hold the record of being the largest as well as the most powerplant for commercial engines" what? 😂 I hate AI-generated content, you're killing civilization, literally

[Dirtnap_McDinglestuffer]

come on, what year is it? we dont have ssto(single stage to orbit) yet? damn star wars and ksp(kerbal spcace program) for gettin my hope up lol

[asawarijoshi]

5:45 Wait What the hell that GE9X is doing with the CFMs😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[o.c.g.m]

Whete looking at retirement technology. Meaning its technology that will affect me personally when I'm at retirement age and I'm 41 😂