Bush planes are single-engine propeller planes, but most propeller planes aren't bush planes. The differences include both ...

Pratt & Whitney introduced the PW4000 engine family in April 1984 with the PW4000-94, which is used with several aircraft including the Airbus A330, Boeing 747-400, and McDonnel Douglas MD-11 ...

Embraer envisions positioning the twin turboprops on the rear of planes, a feature that the company believes could help reduce hesitancy in the U.S. market, where many flyers don't like propeller ...

A: This increases control during flight with one engine inoperative. Propeller discs (a spinning propeller acts as a disc) produce thrust asymmetrically due to aerodynamics, and by keeping the ...

Hanwha Aerospace is to develop a range of engines for unmanned air vehicles, including a large engine for medium-altitude, ...

An interesting safety feature found on turboprops is called Propeller Feathering. What is it, and how does it work?

This New Propeller-Powered Plane Concept Trades Speed for Zero-Emission Flight The ZER0 is powered by three large propellers instead of jet engines. Published on January 22, 2020 ...

The Her0 Zero Emissions Airplane is an elegant concept design created by Joe Doucet that uses electric-powered propellers and sweeping wings that end in large, upturned tips.