2025 U.S.-Booked Air Volume: $48.7 M
Consolidated Global TMC: CWT
GE Vernova spun off from GE and began trading as a separate company in April 2024, along with GE Aerospace (at No. 81 on the CT100) and GE HealthCare. Each of the three resulting travel programs have pursued their own strategies and renegotiated independent agreements with their own sets of suppliers.
GE Vernova's program operates in more than 100 markets and supports more than 60,000 travelers. BTN estimates the GE Vernova program puts $48.7 million in U.S.-originating air volume into the market.
In 2024 and 2025, the company maintained a relationship with long-time agency partner CWT and was among a select number of large clients operating on that agency’s Spotnana-based platform alongside Meta, ServiceNow and others. After the CWT acquisition by American Express Global Business Travel, GE Vernova shifted its business to BCD Travel in 2026. It continues to pursue a globally unified program with service and support required for high-level executive travel alongside the energy giant’s core need for managed crew travel.
Travel program leadership at GE Vernova has focused on new supplier relationship management structures to increase visibility and program value for preferred suppliers and also increase accountability. Deep understanding of travel content, distribution and data analytics power the GE Vernova program, which also is working to bring AI workflows to the table for increased traveler personalization and more streamlined booking and servicing.