MRO Quiz: Name That Pratt & Whitney Engine
June 19, 2020
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Can you name the engine from the image?
With more than 13,000 large commercial engines installed today, Pratt & Whitney provides dependable power to hundreds of airlines and operators every day.
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Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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GP7200 engine
The GP7200 is derived from two of the most successful wide body engine programs in aviation history—the PW4000 and GE90 families. The GP7200 entered service in 2008 with the world's largest A380 fleet, Emirates.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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GTF engine
The GTF engine, with its revolutionary geared fan technology, is transforming aviation by delivering game-changing economic and environmental performance. The GTF engine powers five aircraft platforms, with the Airbus A220, the Airbus A320neo family and Embraer E190-E2 already in commercial service.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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JT9D engine
Since entering service on the Boeing 747 aircraft in 1970, the JT9D engine has proven itself to be the workhorse for early 747, 767, A300, A310 and DC-10 aircraft models with more than 3,200 cumulative engines delivered.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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PW4000-94 engine
The PW4000 94-inch fan engine is the first model in the PW4000 family of high-thrust engines. It covers a range of 52,000 to 62,000 pounds of thrust and has five major aircraft applications.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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PW4000-100 engine
Pratt & Whitney has taken its successful PW4000 100-inch engine for the Airbus A330 to new heights with the introduction of the PW4170 Advantage70™ program.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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PW6000 engine
The PW6000 engine covers the 18,000- to 24,000-pound thrust class and is targeted for 100-passenger aircraft. The PW6000 is currently offered on the Airbus A318, which is part of the successful A320 aircraft family.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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PW4000-112 engine
The PW4000 112-inch engine, an ultra-high-thrust model covering the 74,000 to 90,000 pound-thrust class, is the reliability, experience and Extended-range Twin-engine Operations (ETOPS) leader for the 777 aircraft, providing the best customer value.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
V2500 engine
International Aero Engines brings advantages in technical excellence and manufacturing expertise, with a reputation of producing the engine of choice for the Airbus A320 family.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
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JT8D engine
The JT8D engine has proven itself to be a highly durable and reliable engine, having completed more than 673 million dependable flying hours since entering service. Pratt & Whitney introduced the JT8D to commercial aviation in 1964 with the inaugural flight of Boeing's 727-100 aircraft.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
PW2000 engine
The PW2000 powers all models of the twin-engine Boeing 757, and is the exclusive power as the F117 for the four-engine C-17 Globemaster III military transport. The PW2040 model also powers the U.S. Air Force’s C-32A, the military version of the 757.
Want to test your industry knowledge more? Take a look at the previous MRO weekly quizzes.
Name That Facility Location Part 1
Name That Facility Location Part 2
MRO Quiz Of The Week: Stars In the Air
How Well Do You Know MRO Tech?
Can you name the engine from the image?
With more than 13,000 large commercial engines installed today, Pratt & Whitney provides dependable power to hundreds of airlines and operators every day.
Take this quiz to see if you can guess the correct answer >
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
GP7200 engine
The GP7200 is derived from two of the most successful wide body engine programs in aviation history—the PW4000 and GE90 families. The GP7200 entered service in 2008 with the world's largest A380 fleet, Emirates.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
GTF engine
The GTF engine, with its revolutionary geared fan technology, is transforming aviation by delivering game-changing economic and environmental performance. The GTF engine powers five aircraft platforms, with the Airbus A220, the Airbus A320neo family and Embraer E190-E2 already in commercial service.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
JT9D engine
Since entering service on the Boeing 747 aircraft in 1970, the JT9D engine has proven itself to be the workhorse for early 747, 767, A300, A310 and DC-10 aircraft models with more than 3,200 cumulative engines delivered.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
PW4000-94 engine
The PW4000 94-inch fan engine is the first model in the PW4000 family of high-thrust engines. It covers a range of 52,000 to 62,000 pounds of thrust and has five major aircraft applications.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
PW4000-100 engine
Pratt & Whitney has taken its successful PW4000 100-inch engine for the Airbus A330 to new heights with the introduction of the PW4170 Advantage70™ program.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
PW6000 engine
The PW6000 engine covers the 18,000- to 24,000-pound thrust class and is targeted for 100-passenger aircraft. The PW6000 is currently offered on the Airbus A318, which is part of the successful A320 aircraft family.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
PW4000-112 engine
The PW4000 112-inch engine, an ultra-high-thrust model covering the 74,000 to 90,000 pound-thrust class, is the reliability, experience and Extended-range Twin-engine Operations (ETOPS) leader for the 777 aircraft, providing the best customer value.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
V2500 engine
International Aero Engines brings advantages in technical excellence and manufacturing expertise, with a reputation of producing the engine of choice for the Airbus A320 family.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
JT8D engine
The JT8D engine has proven itself to be a highly durable and reliable engine, having completed more than 673 million dependable flying hours since entering service. Pratt & Whitney introduced the JT8D to commercial aviation in 1964 with the inaugural flight of Boeing's 727-100 aircraft.
Can you name this Pratt & Whitney engine?
Click across to the next image to find out the answer >
PW2000 engine
The PW2000 powers all models of the twin-engine Boeing 757, and is the exclusive power as the F117 for the four-engine C-17 Globemaster III military transport. The PW2040 model also powers the U.S. Air Force’s C-32A, the military version of the 757.
Want to test your industry knowledge more? Take a look at the previous MRO weekly quizzes.
Name That Facility Location Part 1
Name That Facility Location Part 2
MRO Quiz Of The Week: Stars In the Air
How Well Do You Know MRO Tech?
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With more than 13,000 large commercial engines installed today, Pratt & Whitney provides dependable power to hundreds of airlines and operators every day. Can you name the engine from the image?