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Product

F136

Turbofan engine developed by Rolls-Royce and GE Aviation

In the news

04/12/2011GE Rolls-Royce Fighter Engine Team to discontinue self-funded development of the F136 enginepress release
06/05/2011Fighter Engine Team funds JSF engine through FY 2012press release
25/03/2011GE response to Department of Defense "Stop Work" order on GE/Rolls-Royce F136 engine for the Joint Strike Fighterpress release
06/12/2010GE Rolls-Royce Fighter Engine Team tests sixth new engine in 2010press release
13/09/2010GE Rolls-Royce Fighter Engine Team prepares to test fifth engine in 2010press release
25/08/2010GE to pursue jet engine coatings facility in Alabamapress release
20/07/2010GE Rolls-Royce Fighter Engine Team's 'outstanding' test year continuespress release
19/05/2010U.S. House Armed Services Committee moves to preserve competition for JSF propulsionpress release
14/05/2010Two U.S. House Armed Services subcommittees vote to preserve JSF engine competition press release
27/04/2010GE and Rolls-Royce propose fixed price offer for F-35 Joint Strike Fighter engine to significantly drive down costspress release
26/03/2010GE Rolls-Royce fighter engine team hits afterburner on third new enginepress release
29/01/2010GE and TAI extend Tusas Engine Industries, Inc. joint venture for another 25 yearspress release

+ 11 earlier items in our archive.

Information on this page is compiled from a variety of published sources, and links do not necessarily imply recommendation or confirmation by the airframe manufacturer.

Manufacturers

GE Aerospace Engines
Rolls-Royce Corporation

Category

Turbine Engines — Turbofan Engines

Applications

Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning IIF136