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AE 3007This engine powers Embraer’s ERJ family of regional jets and Legacy 600, Cessna’s Citation X business jets and the US military’s Global Hawk.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA 45°C/113°F
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BR710Powers the Bombardier Global Express XRS and Global 5000, Gulfstream G500 and G550 aircraft.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA 20°C/68°F |
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BR725For the most powerful business jet powerplants. It builds on the design of the highly successful BR700 family. The BR725 will be certificated in 2009 and is scheduled to enter into service in 2012 on the G650.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA 30°C/86°F |
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RB211-535E4Power for the Boeing 757 and Tu-204-120
- Thrust SLS, 40,100lb flat rated to ISA +14°C on the RB211-535E4 |
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TAY 611-8CPowers the Gulfstream G350 and G450 large-cabin business jets and builds on the excellent heritage of the reliable and durable Tay 611-8 for the Gulfstream GIV and GIV-SP.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA 15°C/43°F |
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Trent 500Was chosen by Airbus in 1997 to be the sole powerplant for their next generation of A340 aircraft.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA +15°C |
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Trent 700Since its launch with Cathay Pacific in 1995, the Trent 700 has built up the greatest service experience on the A330.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA +22°C |
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Trent 800The most powerful Trent. It is well known for Powering the Boeing B777 Family.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA +15°C, 895 to ISA +10°C |
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Trent 900Builds on the market leading experience of its three-shaft architecture predecessors. Best known and designed for powering the Airbus A380.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA +15°C Thrust 70,000 - 76,500lb (certificated to 80,000lb) |
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Trent 1000The Trent 1000 has been designed for the requirements of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner™.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA +15°C Thrust 53,000 - 75,000lb |
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Trent XWBA new engine designed specifically for the A350 XWB.
- SLS, flat rated to ISA +15°C Thrust 74,000 - 92,000lb |
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