The world’s first oblique detonation engine (ODE) powered by standard aviation ... achieved sustained oblique detonation waves using RP-3 jet fuel, a common commercial kerosene.

GE, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce, and Safran are known to make some of the world's most high-performance and revolutionary fighter jet engines.

After all, if you make cars and their power trains, what's so different about making jet engines? Well, lots of things, of course, but several iconic brands in the auto world have turned their ...

of Energy exascale supercomputers. GE Aerospace reported that it has conducted more than 3 million hours of supercomputing simulations during the past three years in its effort to define new ...

Just as robust as its appliance catalog is the long list of jet engines GE manufactures for both commercial airlines and militaries around the globe. The company's history in aviation dates back ...

Engine maker Rolls Royce, which is in talks with India for co-development of a fighter jet engine, says what they are offering is quite “unlike” others, and are “offering to co-develop and ...

NASA just wrapped engine performance tests on its X-59 research ... 2027—though that timeline will likely depend on when the jet actually gets airborne.

One of Taiwan’s new, domestically developed advanced jet trainer aircraft crashed on Saturday after reporting engine failure, though the crew safely bailed out, the island’s military said.

JetBlue Airways reports that it takes roughly one year on average for its Pratt & Whitney (P&W) engines to return to service once taken off-wing for inspections and repairs. Long beset by double ...

Equipped with an astonishing 68 jet engines, it aimed to revolutionize air travel by eliminating the need for runways while reaching speeds over Mach 2.5. However, engineering challenges ...

NASA and Lockheed Martin have completed three engine run tests of the X-59 aircraft for its planned 2025 first flight under the agency’s Quesst program mainly addressing the noise pollution of ...