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GE Aerospace is soaring after the breakup of General Electric, with stock up nearly 500% in five years under CEO Larry Culp, who stayed on to lead the division. Outperforming rival RTX in jet engine production, GE dominates narrow-body engines with 75% market share and wide-body with 55%. Their lucrative aftermarket services—earning 75% of commercial engine revenue and nearly all profits—back a $181 billion backlog, giving them pricing power and predictable income. Strong cash flow ($1.5B in Q1 free cash flow) and a healthy balance sheet (with $20B in gross debt) support shareholder returns via buybacks and dividends. With commercial aviation growing, GE Aerospace is primed for continued success as a top aerospace player.

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