GE Celebrates 40 Years of Pioneering Singapore’s Aerospace Innovation and Talent

“GE AESS has played an instrumental role in GE Aviation’s Component Repair strategy for the past four decades and continues this tradition with the use of additive technologies in component repair. The use of additive in repair enables improved turnaround time, which will be a game-changer for this site and our customers. I look forward to many more years of new innovations from our GE AESS team.”

“GE Aviation Services Singapore has been a leading facility for engine maintenance, repair and overhaul for the past 40 years and will continue to be a critical support center for the aviation industry’s multi-year recovery. We anticipate that the growth opportunities in additive manufacturing, digitalization, automation & robotics, advanced technology research, and sustainability for aviation will drive the creation of more than 300 new jobs in 2022. We are also committed to investing in our people to develop their skills and expanding next-generation capabilities essential to a transformed travel landscape that demands improved efficiency and sustainability.”

“Congratulations to GE Aviation on its 40th anniversary in Singapore. This partnership is testimony to Singapore’s position as a leading aerospace hub for high value-added manufacturing and MRO activities. We will continue to work with our industry partners to develop and harness technologies to ensure their Singapore facilities are best-in- class, as well as invest in our people to equip them with the relevant skills. We thank GE Aviation for its continued confidence in Singapore and look forward to deepening our partnership in the many years to come.”

“I want to congratulate GE Aviation for achieving this significant milestone. Manufacturing innovation is key to a thriving aviation sector, especially with increased global supply chain disruptions caused by black swan events. Singapore has continued to invest in deep capabilities and talents to drive competitive advantages and cement its position as Asia’s leading MRO hub. Beyond GE’s leading role in the aviation industry, this breakthrough is a testament to the continued strong relations between businesses and public agencies, resulting in accelerating and implementing innovation with the adoption of additive manufacturing technologies.”