GE Aerospace to Invest $65 Million in 3 Indiana Facilities

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GE Aerospace has announced a $65 million investment across three of its Indiana facilities - $43 million in Indianapolis, $15 million in Terre Haute, and $7 million in Lafayette. This is part of a larger $1 billion investment by the company in its U.S. manufacturing base in 2026, aimed at accelerating engine deliveries, increasing production of maintenance parts, and strengthening defense production to meet military demand. The investments will fund new machines, tooling, and facility upgrades at the three sites, which manufacture key engine components and assemble commercial jet engines.

Why it matters

GE Aerospace's significant investment in its Indiana facilities underscores the company's commitment to U.S. manufacturing and its role as a major employer and economic driver in the state. The upgrades and new hires will help GE Aerospace meet growing demand for its products from commercial airlines and the military.

The details

The Indianapolis facility will receive $43 million for new machines, tooling, and facility upgrades to manufacture combustors and structural engine components for commercial aircraft and military jets and helicopters. The Terre Haute facility will get $15 million for new machining, tooling, and inspection equipment, as well as facility upgrades to produce engine parts. The Lafayette facility, which assembles and services commercial jet engines, will receive $7 million for new tools and facility improvements.

• GE Aerospace plans to invest the $65 million in its three Indiana facilities in 2026.
• The company also plans to hire 5,000 U.S. workers in 2026, following the hiring of 5,000 employees in 2025.

What’s next

The investments in the Indiana facilities are part of GE Aerospace's broader $1 billion plan to upgrade its U.S. manufacturing capabilities in 2026.