GE Aerospace has completed the first stage of its global research with Airbus Helicopters on a next-generation helicopter propulsion system.
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GE Aerospace has completed the first stage of its global research with Airbus Helicopters on a next-generation helicopter propulsion system. The milestone marks a significant advancement in the collaboration between the two companies. The first stage of the project focused on foundational research with further insights and findings gained during the effort to lay the groundwork for subsequent phases of development.
"Collaboration is key to innovation, and our partnership with Airbus exemplifies this,” said Elissa Lee, executive director of commercial turboshaft engines at GE Aerospace. “Closing out the first stage of this joint study underscores the strength of our combined capabilities and shared vision for innovative rotorcraft propulsion solutions that will improve performance, efficiency, and sustainability,”
As the partnership advances into the next phase, GE Aerospace and Airbus Helicopters plan to focus on detailed designs and component efficiencies to create a propulsion system to meet new sustainability objectives, including significant reduction of fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
GE, Airbus Complete Initial Next-gen Helo Power Research
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GE Aerospace has completed the first stage of its global research with Airbus Helicopters on a next-generation helicopter propulsion system. The milestone marks a significant advancement in the collaboration between the two companies. The first stage of the project focused on foundational research with further insights and findings gained during the effort to lay the groundwork for subsequent phases of development.
As the partnership advances into the next phase, GE Aerospace and Airbus Helicopters plan to focus on detailed designs and component efficiencies to create a propulsion system to meet new sustainability objectives, including significant reduction of fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.