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GE Aerospace CFO: GE9X durability won't delay 777X entry into service

Sep 17, 2026, 12:45 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The statement reduces a potential risk to a key program, supporting near-term sentiment and backlog clarity for GE's aerospace segment; similar past statements around certification milestones have led to short-term stock moves for aerospace suppliers.

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GE Aerospace CFO Rahul Ghai said he is confident a durability issue with the GE9X mid-seal will not hold up Boeing's 777X entry into service next year. The comments ease a vendor risk weighing on the program and GE's engine backlog. If sustained, this could lift near-term sentiment and potential orders for GE's aerospace business.

GE Aerospace CFO Rahul Ghai says GE9X mid-seal durability won't delay 777X.
He is confident the issue won't hold up 777X entry into service next year.
Program remains a key driver for GE's engine backlog and Boeing's plan.
Market expectations hinge on certification milestones and service-entry timing.

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