GE Achieves Testing Milestones for U.S. Army FATE and ITEP Turboshaft Programs | Aviation International News

GE Achieves Testing Milestones for U.S. Army FATE and ITEP Turboshaft Programs

Prototype powerplants for the Future Affordable Turbine Engine and Improved Turbine Engine Program have been run.

GE has completed testing of two prototypes, the T901-GE-900 turboshaft, left, and the FATE prototype, right.

By Chris Kjelgaard

October 11, 2017

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