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GE Promises Major Investments, Hundreds of Jobs to Support T901 Engine Production

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GE Promises Major Investments, Hundreds of Jobs to Support T901 Engine Production

General Electric’s [GE] big win in the race to re-engine U.S. Army attack and utility helicopters will support jobs in at least 12 states, including 100 engineering positions at the Massachusetts facility where the company has built the legacy T700 engine for decades. It was announced Feb. 1 that GE beat out a Pratt & Whitney [UTX]/Honeywell [HON] joint venture to produce the T901 as the Army’s Improved Turbine Engine, a drop-in replacement for the T700 in the Boeing [BA]…

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