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Chuck NugentGeneral ManagerRegional and Large Business Aviation
European Regional Airline AssociationRome, Italy
September 29, 2011
GE AviationInvesting in technology …Delivering world class performance
2GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
$2B+ CF34 investment to power the world’s modern regional aircraft
ARJ21-700 (EIS 2011)
CF34-3
CF34-8
CF34-10 EMBRAER 190/195
EMBRAER 170/175CRJ700/900
CRJ1000
CRJ100/200
3GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
Deliveries … new milestonesPowering commercial aircraft around the world
CF34-10
CF34-8
4GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
2,600
4,700
4,000
6,100400
300
350 340
Avg '03-'09 '10 '11 '12
CF34 engine deliveries per year … strong long term outlook
CF34 regional jet engine deliveries GE long range regional jet forecast
2011Jet fleet
31-120 pax
Retirements Deliveries 2030Jet fleet
31-120 pax
∼
∼
5GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
Growing the installed base
CF34 engines in service
5,6007,100 8,200
10,300
2008 2011 2014 2021
Actual Projected
As of Jul each period
6GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
CRJ100 CRJ200Entry in service 1992 1996
Engines delivered 2,350
Hours 47.4M
Cycles 41.5M
CF34-3 operational highlights
Excess CRJ100/200 being successfully placed
7GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
CF34-3 cost of ownershipOptimizing time-on-wing and LLP lives
2 shop visits in 20 yrs 400 engines under contract
300 engines completed
Fewer shop visits
Lower cost of ownership
LLP
18K, 30K HPT
22K HPC
25K LPT
LLP
18K HPT
EIS 18K 36K
Cycles since new
8GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
CRJ700 CRJ900 E170 E175
2001 2003 Entry in service 2004 2005
1,313 Engines delivered 712
15.5M Hours 6.9M
11.4M Cycles 5.2M
CF34-8 operational highlights
Over 2,000 engine deliveries
CF34-8 … the new regional aviation workhorse
Cumulative Aircraft Deliveries Since Entry in Service
Shop Visits
(1020 CRJ100/200s delivered)
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
SV's Upgrade kits
585
921
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Year Since EIS
CF34-3 CF34-8
9GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
10GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
E190 E195Entry in service 2005 2006
Engines delivered 1,012
Hours 5.9M
Cycles 4.1M
CF34-10E operational highlights
Powering the 100-120 seat segment … globally
11GE Aviation
September 29, 2011Source: Ascend
187
141
152
19
33 111
Fleet in service + backlog
CF34-10E versatilityNetwork, regional, point to point, new routes, growth
12GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
CF34-10 improvements … infusingtechnology for lower SFC
-2.2%
-3.0%
-2.0%
-1.0%
0.0%
% Specific Fuel Consumption
-0.3%
PlannedEnhancements
IncorporatedEnhancements
12GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
13GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
CF34-10A powering the ARJ21
� FAR 33 certified July, 2010
� Powering 4 flight test aircraft
� Propulsion system is performing well … meeting or exceeding performance expectations
� Supporting COMAC’s aircraft certification
� 240 announced orders
� Chengdu airlines launch customer
14GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
GE Aviation R&D investment
Commitment to technology8-10% of revenue
$1.1B
$1.2B
$1.3B'07
'06
'05
$1.5B'08
'09 $1.7B
$1.9B‘10
15GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
Program goals
15k-20k lbf thrust class
10-15% lower op cost1
Reliability Fuel Burn Emissions (NOx)
Noise (cum)
15 to 20% lowerSFC2
50 to 60%
margin to CAEP/6
~15 EPNdBmargin to Stg 4
99.95+%DispatchReliability
NG34 technology programInvesting for next gen engine
1. Relative to CF34-10E5 and
CF34-8C5 respectively.
2. Relative to CF34-10E5 and
CF34-8C5 respectively (cruise
condition).
16GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
NG34
“Regional”
NG34 … next generation turbofan
eCore Technology
�
ScaledCore
SameCore
Passport
“Business”
LEAP-X
“Narrow-body”
LEAP-X is a trademarks of CFM international, a 50/50 joint venture between Snecma and GE
17GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
The path to 15%+ SFC improvement
Compared to current CF34 engines
Higher propulsive efficiency
• Increased fan bypass ratio
Higher thermal efficiency
• Higher pressure ratio core
• Advanced 3D aerodynamics
• Advanced cooling technologies
Integrated engine systems
45%
10%
45%
15%-S F C
eCore
18GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
eCore2 testing May 20111 month ahead of schedule … results on target
19GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
Turboprop aircraft deliveries
0
100
200
300
400
500
1978 1982 1986 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010
TP 19-30 TP 31-60 TP 61+
1,400 1,800
2,4002,800
Aircraft deliveries ’78-’10 GE long range regional jet forecast
2011TP fleet31+ pax
Retirements Deliveries 2030TP fleet31+ pax
5,900 deliveries since 1978
Future demand driven by higher fuel prices, replacements and
emerging economies
20GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
50+ yrs of turboshaft experience
• U.S. & international military
• Commercial / civil
Building on a strong foundation15,000 turboprop / turboshaft engines delivered
CH-53K
S-92
T64
GE38
CT58/T58
CT7/T700 NAMC YS-11E G222/C-27A DHC-5A/-5D
CT64
CT7
LET L610GSaab 340 CN235
Over 40 yrs of turboprop experience
• International military
• Commercial/civil
21GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
CPX38 … next generation turbopropAdvanced technology for 70-100 seat platforms
CommonCore
CH-53K�
CPX38 turbopropGE38 turboshaft
22GE Aviation
September 29, 2011
5000+ CF34 deliveries … amazing decade … investing for the future
CF34 technology sets the standard … reliability, durability, operating cost
Technology development for the next generation of products … NG34 … CPX38
23GE Aviation
September 29, 2011