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| | GE-Aviation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | GE-Aviation is part of GE Infrastructure, itself a major part of the conglomerate General Electric, one of the world's largest corporations. |
 | | Crucial parts for these engines are crafted in secondary GEAE facilities, such as those in Bromont, Quebec, Hooksett, New Hampshire, Madisonville, Kentucky, and Rutland, Vermont, where the engine blades and vanes are manufactured. |
 | | Snecma has significant interests in the GE Aviation civil engine range - having an equal share of CFM International which was established thirty years ago and major stake holdings in other engine families. |
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