SCI & TECH● ELEVATED1h ago · Nov 2, 2026, 4:00 AM
To fly or not to fly: Chinese mechanic reports short-lived GE engine blades in Boeing 787
South China Morning Post · global
A Chinese aviation specialist has reported that some high-pressure turbine blades in US-made GE Aerospace engines powering Boeing 787 aircraft have suffered unexpectedly early damage, leaving airlines with a difficult choice: replace the engines or continue flying under strict inspection requirements. The findings raise questions about the reliability of American aerospace products amid growing scrutiny of US manufacturing quality. According to the study, cracks can develop in some blades within...
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