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GE Aerospace announced a $16 million investment in its Greenville, South Carolina facility to purchase high-precision equipment for producing narrowbody and widebody aircraft engine parts, as part of a larger $650 million national investment.
“These investments in technology advancements give us the ability to increase production capacity and reduce lead time for parts in some of the most in-demand commercial jet engines.”foxcarolina.com
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