Redstone Arsenal, Ala.: On 27 June the Army’s Improved Turbine Engine Program (ITEP) achieved another significant milestone with the delivery of two General Electric Aerospace (GE) T901-GE-900 ...

A New Generation of Power and Efficiency. The T901 engine delivers 3,000-shaft horsepower (shp) while maintaining the same size and weight as its predecessor, the T700 engine.

“The event successfully verified and validated performance models on the Army's next-generation rotorcraft engine that will power the Boeing AH-64 Apache, the Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk, and the ...

GE Aerospace was awarded a $517 million contract in February 2019 to develop the T901 engine for ITEP, with an aim for it to eventually power the Army’s AH-64 Apache and Black Hawk helicopters ...

GE Aviation has begun delayed bench tests of its first T901-GE-900 turboshaft, the engine that will in future power a huge swathe of the US Army’s rotorcraft fleet. A 3,000shp (2,240kW)-class ...

The T901 would increase performance further, providing 3,000shp (2,240kW) – 50% more than the UH-60’s currently available power, while also improving fuel efficiency. The existing T700 ...

The GE T901 engine was developed as part of the Improved Turbine Engine Program to replace the T700 engines used by U.S. Army’s UH-60s and the AH-64s, ... producing 50% more power, ...

GE Aerospace was awarded a $517 million contract in February 2019 to develop its T901 engine for ITEP, which will eventually power the Army’s AH-64 Apache and UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters.

The T901-GE-900 will replace the current turboshaft engine powering U.S. Army Apache and Black Hawk helicopters, offering more power and greater fuel efficiency. GE Aviation has started testing the ...

According to GE Aerospace, the T901 addresses the U.S. Army’s need for increased engine power. Based on the current T700 turboshaft engine, the developer claims the T901 provides 50% more power and 25 ...

Back in March, General Electric began testing a new rotorcraft engine called T901. The powerplant is the spearhead of the U.S. Army’s Improved Turbine Engine (ITE) program and is meant for both ...

Delivery of the General Electric T901 engine to the US Army is now scheduled for boreal fall of 2023, General Electric said in a statement, delayed from spring 2023. skip to main content.