First GEnx-1B-Powered Boeing 787 Dreamliner Delivered to Japan Airlines

* Batesville, Mississippi: Composite fan platforms and cases

* San Marcos, Texas: Composite fan blades

* Dayton, Ohio: Ducts and tubes

* Durham, North Carolina: Engine hot section assembly

* Greenville, South Carolina: Turbine blades

* Hooksett, New Hampshire: Blisks, sectors & tubes

* Jacksonville, Florida: Turbine ignitions components, sensors & harnesses

* Lynn, Massachusetts: CDP seals

* Madisonville, Kentucky: turbine airfoils

* Manchester, Connecticut: Structures

* Middle River, Maryland: Thrust reversers

* Rutland, Vermont: Airfoils

* Terre Haute, Indiana: Combustor assembly

* Wilmington, North Carolina: Rotating parts

* West Jefferson, North Carolina: Rotating parts

The Boeing 787 program has also increased production efforts at the following GE Aviation Systems location:

* Grand Rapids, Michigan: Common Core System

* Cheltenham, England: Remote data concentrators for the Common

Core System, assistance on landing gear actuation system

* Yakima, Washington: Landing gear actuation system

The GEnx is part of GE's "ecomagination" product portfolio - GE's business strategy to develop new, cost-effective technologies that enhance customers' environmental and operating performance.

GE Aviation's common core system (CCS) provides the primary computing environment for the Dreamliner. The remote data concentrators (RDC) are designed to consolidate inputs from the aircraft's systems and sensors and distribute it via the aircraft's avionics full duplex switched Ethernet network. GE developed the common core system on the Wind River VxWorks 653 partitioned operating environment.

GE's integrated landing gear system controls the deployment and retraction of the aircraft landing gears, including the nose landing gear steering. In addition to the normal package of mechanical hardware, GE provides the flight deck interfaces and local control electronics.

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