The tweet from General Electric reads: "This is a 3D printed jet engine." Is it real? Well, yes and no.

Western firms such as GE Aviation have incorporated 3D-printed parts, like the fuel nozzles in their best-selling LEAP commercial jet engines, for nearly a decade to improve performance and ...

Beehive wants to mass produce 3D-printed jet engines GE Aerospace, based in Cincinnati, 3D prints some of its components and is one of the world's largest suppliers of commercial jet engines.

If 3D printed piston engines aren’t your speed, though, take a look at this jet engine which uses a 3D printed compressor. Thanks to [Rickert] for the tip!

A company that manufactures jet engine parts in Knoxville is adding more than 50 jobs to begin building full engines with 3D printers. Beehive Industries, an aerospace technology developer, has ...

The contract supports 3D-printed jet engine production.