Rolls-Royce is developing engines that will change aviation

Rolls-Royce has successfully completed the first tests of the new technology it is developing for aircraft engines. The company claims that UltraFan The technology delivers a 10% increase in efficiency over the most efficient jet engine on the market today, the Trend XWB. It can run on sustainable fuel, and it’s quieter and more fuel efficient than anything the company has built to date. Rolls-Royce itself considers this engine “It will change the gamein aviation.

UltraFan’s successful experiences are game-changing. The technologies we test are part of a program that has the potential to improve today’s engines, as well as the engines of tomorrow. This is why this advertisement is so important. We are witnessing a historic moment, a change that will transform engine performance improvement. – Tufan Ergenbilgic, CEO of Roll-Royce

Tests were conducted at Testbed Company’s 80 facilities in Sinfin, England. For fuel, 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) was used, which is primarily derived from biofuels extracted from waste such as used oils.

The UltraFan project has been in development for a decade and is also supported by the UK government.

This new technology will help the transition to a greener future for aviation, while also attracting new investment in the UK aviation industry, helping the economy. – Kemi Badenoch, UK Secretary for Business and Trade

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