Why can’t the Boeing 747-8 be powered by any other engine type?

The final jumbo jet is exclusively powered by GEnx-2B engines, and was not built for Rolls-Royce or Pratt & Whitney turbofans ...

Is it true that the Boeing 737 NG & Airbus A320 family use the same engine?

A surprising truth behind two of aviation's most iconic aircraft families.

Why Does The Airbus A380 Have 2 Different Engine Types?

The A380's engine choice hinged on a battle between British and American aerospace giants. But why did Airbus allow such a ...
Aviation Week

Despite Few New Aircraft Types, Business Aviation Propulsion Booms

Almost identical to the Pratt & Whitney PW814GA version powering Gulfstream’s G500/600, the PW812D variant is also due to enter service later this year on Dassault’s new Falcon 6X. Credit: Pratt & ...
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Do Gliders Have Engines? Here's How The Aircraft Works

You see a plane, you expect to hear an engine. But gliders are a different breed of aircraft, representing flight in its purest form. They are frankly a testament to just how far clever engineering ...
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RTX's Unit Gets PW127XT-L Turboprop Engine's Certification

RTX Corporation’s RTX business, Pratt & Whitney, has been awarded the type certification for the PW127XT-L regional turboprop engine by Transport Canada Civil Aviation. This marks the 200th type ...