Group 1 - The core outlook for GE Aerospace indicates significant improvements in revenue and profit projections for 2028 compared to previous estimates [3][4] - Adjusted revenue growth is now expected to be in the double digits, with adjusted operating profit projected at $11.5 billion and free cash flow at $8.5 billion by 2028 [4] - The company's dominant position in commercial airplane engines is anticipated to drive long-term growth through higher-margin service sales [5][6] Group 2 - GE Aerospace's business model focuses on establishing engines with major aircraft manufacturers, leading to multi-decade service sales opportunities due to the long lifespan of engines [6][9] - The LEAP engine fleet is expected to triple by 2030, with a projected 70% increase in narrowbody profit by 2028, driven by ongoing service revenue from both LEAP and CFM56 engines [11] - In the widebody segment, GE holds a significant market share, powering over 50% of widebody departures, with expectations of a 40% increase in widebody profit by 2028 [13][14] Group 3 - Overall, GE anticipates substantial profit improvements by 2028, supported by favorable dynamics in the commercial aerospace sector [16] - The company is expected to grow earnings at a mid-teens rate, backed by a strong market position and a business model that ensures secure growth for many years [17]