DeltaHawk Adds 2 More Engines

The company’s family of jet-fueled piston engines is growing.

Meg Godlewski

Friday, February 02, 2024 at 12:48 PM ET

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DeltaHawk's jet-fuel burning piston engine family is growing. [Courtesy: DeltaHawk]

Key Takeaways:

DeltaHawk has introduced two new higher-horsepower jet-fueled piston engines, the DHK200 (200 hp) and DHK235 (235 hp).
These new models build upon the FAA-certified DHK180 (180 hp), which is already in production, sharing its dimensions and weight.
The DHK200 is anticipated for certification in Q3 2024, with the DHK235 to follow in H1 2025.
DeltaHawk engines feature innovative designs for efficiency and performance, and the company is also developing hydrogen-fueled variants.

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Congratulations, it’s twins! DeltaHawk has added two new higher-horsepower models to its family of jet-fueled piston engines. According to the company, the new engines follow the same family lineage as the DHK180, which was FAA certified in May 2023 and is now heading toward production.

The new models are the DHK200 and the DHK235. Both will share the same dimensions and weight of the DHK180, which has a rated takeoff power (RTP) and maximum continuous power (MCP) of 180 horsepower.