
(The Center Square) – Four sites in North Carolina from the coast to the mountains are part of a $1 billion investment by GE Aerospace in American manufacturing.
Wilmington, Asheville, West Jefferson and Durham are targeted for a combined $163 million portion of the package. Overall, GE Aerospace says more than $275 million “will upgrade sites that produce defense engines and components, strengthening the U.S. defense industrial base to deliver at pace for military revisions.”
Another $200 million goes toward scale of durable parts production. These sites manufacture “high pressure turbine durability kits extending time on wing, and a new system that reduces the need for on-wing maintenance.”
Hundreds of millions are set for sites manufacturing and assembling commercial engines.
In Wilmington, $60 million will go to a site producing components for engines used “in narrowbody and widebody aircraft, along with military fighter jets and ships.”
In Asheville, $48 million will go...

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