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GE Aerospace Sees Higher Fuel Costs, But Keeps 2026 Targets · NabkaNews

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GE Aerospace Sees Higher Fuel Costs, But Keeps 2026 Targets

Finimize·Apr 21

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GE Aerospace is maintaining its 2026 targets despite expecting higher fuel costs. The company has noted that higher fuel prices may impact flight growth, but engine maintenance demand is holding up. The outlook on fuel prices is uncertain, with some reports suggesting they may remain high through the summer.

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