With the new ATP engine still in development, GE continues to market its line of H80 turboprop engines meant to compete with Pratt & Whitney’s PT6. GE’s Matt Garas gave AVweb a tour of the new engines at the NBAA show in Last Vegas in 2015.
Video Tour GE H80 Turboprop
Key Takeaways:
- GE continues to market its H80 turboprop engines, designed to compete with Pratt & Whitney's PT6, while its new ATP engine is still under development.
- GE's Matt Garas showcased these H80 engines to AVweb at the 2015 NBAA show in Last Vegas.
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