GE · Earnings call · 2026Q3T · Full report

Commercial Engines & Services Performance

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO · 2026-10-20 · Importance 59 · Surprise 48 · In source text

CES revenue increased 21% in the quarter, including 17% growth in services, while internal shop visit revenue rose 12% and spare-parts revenue increased more than 20%. Wide-body shop visit demand remained particularly strong as GE90 fleets moved into second shop visits and GEnx fleets moved beyond initial quick-turn visits; wide-body engine deliveries increased more than 50% and GEnx shipments nearly doubled. LEAP activity was also strong, with LEAP volume up more than 40% in shop visits and LEAP shop visit revenue expected to grow at roughly a 25%–26% rate in 2027 as the installed fleet matures.

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metricdirectionstageexpectedbasis
operating_incomepositiverealized+10.5%GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said year-to-date engine deliveries increased 25% supporting CES operating profit growth of $1.4 billion.
revenuepositiveprobable—GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said wide-body engine deliveries were up over 50% and GEnx shipments nearly doubled.
revenuepositiverealized—GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said the quarter marked the fifth consecutive quarter of at least 500 LEAP engine deliveries.
revenuepositiveprobable—GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said CFM56 retirement rates are trending lower than previously expected and management now expects somewhere between…
revenuepositiverealized—GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said LEAP volume was up over 40% in the quarter.
revenuepositiverealized—GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said LEAP shop visits grew about 40% in the quarter and earlier in the year were up in the ~50% range for the first…
revenuepositivecommitted—GENERAL ELECTRIC CO said it delivered commitments for more than 1,800 engines at Farnborough Airshow.