The new LMS-192 Osvey passenger turboprop developed jointly by Russia and Belarus will take to the air in 2026, according to ...

The single-engine turboprop market has grown considerably in recent years as aircraft buyers looking to step up from piston models realize they can achieve quite a lot of utility and performance ...

"When we learned that a vital component of our aircraft — the Canadian-made turboprop engine used in our top models — was facing a tariff, the consequences were going to be immediate and real ...

“The CT-102B, while similar in appearance to the current CT-102A, is a much more-capable aircraft, featuring updated avionics, higher performance and a more-powerful turboprop engine,” Kenny note ...

The twin-engine, high-wing turboprop offers a combination of performance and lower operating costs for air freight, commuter and special mission operators. The freighter variant is sized to handle up ...

The ES-30 is powered by a pair of small turboprop engines mounted outboard and two electric motors inboard. During takeoff, the craft uses both power systems, which enable it to take off from ...

Its four Kuznetsov NK-12 turboprop engines enable a cruising speed of around 920 kph (575 mph). The move to Belaya not only moves the aircraft, which represent around a quarter of Russia’s total Tu-95 ...

Russian strategic aviation consists of two types of aircraft – the jet-powered Tu-160 with variable-sweep wings and the older, but more numerous, Tu-95 with turboprop engines. According to ...

Piper’s first move when designing its light attack airplane was to fit a Lycoming T55-L-9 turboprop—a modified Chinook helicopter engine—to a reworked P-51D. Evaluated during 1971 tests as a ...

StandardAero Inc. reported robust financial results for the first quarter of 2025, with significant improvements in revenue and net income. The company’s revenue reached $1.4 billion, marking a ...

Two Lycoming turboprop engines sit atop the Mohawk's wings. Like many multi-engine airplanes, its engines are canted outward to improve handling when the aircraft is flown on only one engine.