General Electric (GE) says management cited robust demand and a backlog exceeding USD 210bln, while total engine deliveries increased 31% in H1 as operational improvements lifted output

Newsquawk Staff · 16 Jul 2026, 11:56 UTC

Has not seen high fuel prices accelerate retirements of older aircraft.
Sharp further climb in fuel prices could cause air-travel demand destruction

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