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The NGAP adaptive-cycle engine advances from digital development into procurement and assembly work ahead of planned future testing.
The Netherlands-based ETIC will support collaborative work across hydrogen, hybrid-electric and gas turbine systems for future aircraft efficiency and performance.
The Czech Ministry of Defense backed the partnership as the companies worked to create a smaller and lighter APU with higher power density.
The alliance has been created to drive workforce development, industrial collaboration and advocacy, with Mercer University chosen as its home base in Macon.
The company's Seremban plant marked its official opening with industry and government guests and will focus on both aerospace and automotive components.
Pratt & Whitney’s latest turbofan delivers more thrust, improved durability and better efficiency while ensuring compatibility with 100% sustainable aviation fuel.
The Netherlands-based facility will develop advanced propulsion technologies to improve efficiency and reduce aircraft emissions.
The contracts renew existing agreements and cover the supply of complex castings used on a number of legacy and new engine programs.
Future HSVTOLs will have the capability to use runways with conventional jet takeoff when runways are intact and independence with short field takeoff and vertical takeoff when runways are compromised.
Successfully demonstrated hybrid-electric technology could be implemented in a range of novel applications, including high speed eVTOL, unmanned aerial vehicles, and small to medium sized commercial aircraft.