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PW4000-100

IOC: 1994

PW4170

IOC: 2009
Production: 70

Also Known As: PW4000-100 Advantage70

Origin:United States of America

Contractor/s: Pratt & Whitney

Description: The Pratt & Whitney PW4170, also known as PW4000-100 Avantage70, fan engines have been developed specially to power the Airbus A330-200F freighter, the A330-200 and -300 twin-engine, wide-body airliners. The PW4000-100 engine family is certified for thrust output ranging from 64,500 to 70,000 pounds. These engines have outstanding performance, reliability and durability. The PW4170 is scheduled to enter flight testing in the second quarter of 2008 on a 747 flying test bed. The engine will be installed on A330-200 and -300 airliners by mid-2009 followed by the A330-200F freighter in late 2009.

Rated at 70,000 pounds of thrust, the PW4170 is intended to power the Airbus A330 airliner and freighter aircraft. The PW4170 features the Advantage70 technology upgrade which translates into enhanced engine performance, increased thrust, lower fuel consumption, increased durability and reduced maintenance costs. The environmental friendly PW4170 engine reduces CO2 emissions by 650 tons per aircraft, per year compared to A330 aircraft powered by early versions of PW4000-100 engine.

Specifications
Dimensions: Diameter 100 in, Length 4.1 m

Engine/s Performance: Thrust 70,000 lb (31,752 kg)

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Brazil / 12

Engines powering TAM Airlines' fleet of six A330-200s

India / 24

Engines powering Flyington Freighters' 12 A330-200Fs (PW4170)

Spain / 24

Engines powering Grupo Marsans Airbus A330-200 aircraft fleet (12 aircraft)

United States of America / 10

Engines powering Guggenheim Aviation Partners fleet of four A330-200Fs; CIT Aerospace A330-200 (1 aircraft)


Notes
(*) lead contractor
IOC: Initial Operating Capability
FOC: Full Operating Capability
CEP: Circular Error Probable
Comm: Commissioning Date
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