New Turboprops To Compete With Pratt & Whitney PT6

John Morris July 31, 2017
Credit: GE Aviation's Advanced Turboprop is the world's most 3D-printed engine: GE Aviation
OSHKOSH, Wisconsin—GE Aviation’s new advanced turboprop for the Cessna Denali is crucial to growth plans that call for its business and general aviation powerplants to generate more than $1 billion a year by 2023. The engine manufacturer was here at EAA AirVenture to flex its muscles in the...
John Morris

John was editor of Aviation Week's ShowNews for nearly two decades. He retired in 2020. His background in business journalism before joining Aviation Week includes stints at Reuters, the American Banker daily banking newspaper and as business news editor at the Milwaukee Journal and the Cincinnati Enquirer.

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