Your car's tachometer has a redline that's probably well below 10,000 rpm. These engines put the capabilities of production ...

The XF-84H was an ambitious project to reverse-engineer a jet-powered F-84 into a prop-driven aircraft capable of achieving ...

The European aerospace firm is confident will get approval from the United States' Federal Aviation Administration.

With four engines and barely a whisper, this aircraft defies expectations. Its unusual design and near-silent operation make ...

The LCA Mk-1A programme, crucial for the Indian Air Force (IAF) to shore up its fleet, is running behind schedule. US firm GE Aerospace on Wednesday announced that it has delivered the first of 99 ...

GE Aerospace on Wednesday delivered the first of 99 F404-IN20 engines to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the Tejas Light Combat Aircraft Mk 1A. This marks a key milestone in our ...

Today, the GEnx engine powers two-thirds of all 787 aircraft currently in operation. The GE9X engine is the world's most powerful commercial aircraft engine and the most fuel-efficient engine in ...

On March 25th, during the Airbus 2025 Summit, the aircraft manufacturer took stock of its roadmap to prepare for the future of commercial aviation. It notably presented its plans for the preparation ...

March 25 (UPI) --Korean Air officials agreed to a $32.7 billion purchase of Boeing aircraft and GE Aerospace engines that are made in the United States, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced ...

This scetch shows possible technology choices for Airbus' next-genration single aisle aircraft, including an open fan engine. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Airbus Airbus has a grand vision for a next ...

Senior Air Transport & Safety Editor Sean Broderick covers aviation safety, MRO, and the airline business from Aviation Week Network's Washington, D.C. office.

Japan plans to acquire 22 of the aircraft. GE Aerospace says the, "CF6 engine family remains the longest-running jet engine program in commercial aviation, having entered service in 1971 as GE ...