Business Jet Engines

GENERAL ELECTRIC CJ610-6 Engine S/N - 251-383A JET ENGINE FOR SALE

GE began servicing jet engines more than 50 years ago. Today, GE is the world's leading provider of aviation services, providing customers with the experience and resources the require to keep their aircraft flying.

The FJ44 is a small two-shaft turbofan designed to power a new category of light business jets and training aircraft. Rolls-Royce joined Williams International of the United States in 1989 to design, produce and support the two-shaft FJ44. The joint company, Williams-Rolls Inc., markets and supports the engine worldwide. Compact and lightweight, the FJ44 brings the smoothness and economy of the turbofan to a sector of the aviation market previously served solely by turboprops. The FJ44

Honda Aero, Inc., announced that it will establish its corporate headquarters and a state-of-the-art jet engine manufacturing plant in Burlington, North Carolina.