H80
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2012
Total Production : ?
| Model | Status | Year | Produced |
|---|---|---|---|
| H80 | Active | 2012 | ? |
H80
Group : Turboprop Engines
Status : Active
Also Known As : H75, H85
Origin : 
Czechia
Contractor : GE Aviation
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) : 2012
First Flight : November 23, 2010
Total Production : ?
The GE Aviation Czech H80 is a 800-shp class turboprop engine derived from the design of the Walter Engines M601 engine series. It is intended to power utility, agriculture and business and general aviation aircraft. Compared to its predecessors the H80 is a more powerful, fuel-efficient, durable turboprop engine with significantly enhanced hot-day takeoff performance and high-altitude cruise speeds than current M601 engines. The H80 engine will also feature an extended service life of 3,600 flight-hours and 6,600 cycles between overhauls. EASA and FAA engine certification is planned for 2011.
GE's 3D aerodynamic design techniques and advanced materials have been integrated into the H80 engine's compressor, along with flow-path and material improvements to the turbine nozzle guide vanes. The H80's two-stage axial compressor also includes an innovative turbine blisk design.
Operators
| Country | Status | State | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
 Kazakhstan | Active | ? | |
 Russia | Active | ? | |
 United States of America | Active | ? |
Specifications
| Notes | ||
|---|---|---|
| Service Life Flight Hours | 3600 | |
| Power | ||
| Max Power at TakeOff | 800 shp | |
News
Zhukovsky, Russia – Following the first-time display at MAKS Air Show in Moscow and looking at the second engine delivery in support of the certification program, the Russian
PRAGUE | October 16, 2017 GE Aviation has received EASA type certification for its H85-200 engine on Aircraft Industries' L 410 NG commuter aircraft.
GENEVA, Switzerland – Wingglider Ltd., Europe’s largest skydiving company, selected GE Aviation’s H75 turboprop to retrofit its M601-D2-powered Dornier Do 28 fleet utilized
LAS VEGAS, NV –– Nextant Aerospace has selected GE's improved H80 engine to power its first G90XT turboprop aircraft, built upon enhancing and remanufacturing the King Air C90 aircraft.
EVENDALE, OH - GE Aviation's new H75 and H85 turboprop engines received engine type certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
--PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC -- GE Aviation's H80 turboprop engine has received type certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) during a celebration in Prague
--KUNOVICE, CZECH REPUBLIC -- Aircraft Industries has completed the first flight test of the L410-UVP-E20 powered by two of GE's H80 turboprop engines.
--OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN -- GE Aviation has completed all engine certification testing, including design assurance, development, operability and environmental tests, for its
--EVENDALE, OHIO-- Technoavia, a Russian-based aircraft manufacturer, signed a ten-year sales and cooperation agreement with GE Aviation for the purchase of H80 engines.
--EVENDALE, OHIO-- Aircraft Industries, a Czech-based aircraft manufacturer, signed a five-year sales agreement with GE Aviation for the purchase of M601 and H80 engines.
--SAVANNAH, GEORGIA-- GE's new H80 turboprop engine has completed its first flight on the Thrush 510G aerial applicator, which flew on November 23, in Albany, Georgia.
July 27, 2009 -- OSHKOSH, WI -- Thrush Aircraft, Inc., has selected GE Aviation's new H80 turboprop engine to power an improved version of its 510-gallon, 10,500-pounds gross
Notes
State Latest Known holdings/Original Procurement
Com - Date of Commissioning
Decom - Date of Decommissioning
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