Credit: GE Aviation
CINCINNATI — General Electric is launching a family of advanced turboprop (ATP) engines following its selection by Textron to power the company’s newly disclosed next-generation single-engine turboprop aircraft. The $400 million GE development represents an all-out assault on Pratt & Whitney Canada...
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