GE Aerospace's Q3 2026 adjusted revenue expectations center on continued commercial engines and services momentum, with analysts targeting roughly $12.7–13.3 billion following Q2's $12.63 billion adjusted result that exceeded consensus by 11.5%. Services revenue, which grew 24% year-over-year in Q2 amid elevated shop visits, spare parts demand, and a $170 billion commercial services backlog, remains the primary growth driver after the company raised full-year adjusted revenue guidance to high-teens percentage growth in July. Equipment deliveries, including LEAP and other engines, add further support, though margin pressure from mix and investments could influence the final figure. The October 20 earnings release will resolve the market, with traders monitoring sequential trends against the prior quarter's beat and the company's updated operating profit range of $10.55–10.75 billion for the year.