GE Aerospace says RISE Open Fan core tops 350 tests, 3,000 endurance cycles

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  • GE Aerospace highlighted progress on CFM’s RISE Open Fan demonstrator, targeting 20% better fuel efficiency versus conventional turbofans.
  • Program reported 350+ tests, 3,000 endurance cycles on core components, including early dust-ingestion testing aimed at improving durability in harsh conditions.
  • Airbus-linked Open Fan flight demonstration remains planned for later this decade, with ongoing work to optimize engine-aircraft integration.
  • NASA collaboration completed ground tests of a narrowbody hybrid-electric engine system, validating integration and controls of electric motors on a test stand.


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