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Annual revenue from equipment and services sold in the non-U.S. Americas. History before the April 2024 GE Vernova separation covers the broader General Electric portfolio and is not like-for-like with later GE Aerospace-only periods.
americasRevenueGE Aerospace's issuer-reported segment profit from Commercial Engines & Services, which sells and services jet engines for commercial airframes, business aviation and aeroderivative applications. Profit reflects both equipment deliveries and the installed-base aftermarket for spare parts, maintenance, repair and overhaul.
commercialEnginesAndServicesOperatingIncomeRevenue from GE Aerospace's Commercial Engines & Services segment, including commercial and business-aviation engine sales plus spare parts, maintenance, repair and overhaul. Its large installed engine fleet makes recurring services a substantial part of the segment.
commercialEnginesAndServicesRevenueRevenue from GE Aerospace's run-off insurance operations after intersegment eliminations and other Corporate & Other adjustments. Because eliminations are netted here, this line is not the standalone sales of an operating business.
corporateAndOtherRevenueGE Aerospace's issuer-reported segment profit from Defense & Propulsion Technologies, covering military engines, avionics and power systems, marine aeroderivatives, propulsion technologies and additive manufacturing. Program mix, deliveries and aftermarket service activity shape the segment's profitability.
defenseAndPropulsionTechnologiesOperatingIncomeRevenue from GE Aerospace's Defense & Propulsion Technologies segment, including military aircraft engines, avionics and power systems, marine aeroderivatives, propulsion technologies and additive manufacturing. Customers include governments, militaries, airframers and shipyards.
defenseAndPropulsionTechnologiesRevenueContracted GE Aerospace equipment orders that have not yet been recognized as revenue, principally commercial and military engines and aircraft systems. Unlike revenue, this is a point-in-time backlog that converts as products are delivered.
equipmentRemainingPerformanceObligationsRevenue from GE Aerospace equipment, principally commercial and military engines and aircraft systems. It is generally recognized when the customer obtains control of the delivered product, unlike the company's longer-duration service work.
equipmentRevenueAnnual revenue from equipment and services sold in Europe. History before the April 2024 GE Vernova separation covers the broader General Electric portfolio and is not like-for-like with later GE Aerospace-only periods.
europeRevenueAnnual revenue from equipment and services sold in the Middle East and Africa. History before the April 2024 GE Vernova separation covers the broader General Electric portfolio and is not like-for-like with later GE Aerospace-only periods.
middleEastAndAfricaRevenueRevenue General Electric reports for geographic markets not separately disclosed in its geographic revenue breakdown during the period, measured in U.S. dollars.
otherRevenueByGeographyContracted future GE Aerospace service work not yet recognized as revenue, including long-term engine maintenance agreements, spare parts and overhaul commitments. Service RPO is typically longer-dated because many agreements run over years of engine operation.
servicesRemainingPerformanceObligationsRevenue from GE Aerospace's engine and aircraft-system aftermarket, including spare parts, maintenance, repair and overhaul and long-term service agreements. Long-term agreement revenue is recognized as work is performed, so flight activity and the installed engine base are important demand drivers.
servicesRevenueGE Aerospace's total remaining performance obligations: equipment plus services under contracts that have not yet been recognized as revenue. It is a backlog measure at period end, not current-period sales.
totalRemainingPerformanceObligationsAnnual revenue from equipment and services sold in the United States. History before the April 2024 GE Vernova separation covers the broader General Electric portfolio and is not like-for-like with later GE Aerospace-only periods.
unitedStatesRevenueHistorical annual revenue from equipment and services sold in Asia excluding China. The series includes pre-separation General Electric and ends after 2024, when GE Aerospace began presenting China and the rest of Asia as one Asia region.
asiaExcludingChinaRevenueHistorical annual revenue from equipment and services sold in China. The series includes pre-separation General Electric and ends after 2024, when GE Aerospace began presenting China within a combined Asia region.
chinaRegionRevenue