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GE Aerospace Catalyst Turboprop Engine Gains FAA Certification

Powerplant is set to power the Beechcraft Denali, which is undergoing certification.

The Catalyst turboprop engine will power the Beechcraft Denali, which is undergoing certification. [Courtesy: GE Aerospace]
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Key Takeaways:

  • GE Aerospace's new Catalyst turboprop engine has received FAA certification after a rigorous testing process.
  • The engine is designed to power the new single-engine Beechcraft Denali, which is currently undergoing its own certification.
  • The Catalyst is innovative, being the first turboprop with 3D-printed components, offering 18 percent better fuel consumption and a 10 percent increase in cruise power compared to its class competitors.
  • GE Aerospace is now focused on supporting the engine's production ramp-up to prepare for the Beechcraft Denali's entry into service.
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GE Aerospace’s new Catalyst turboprop engine has received FAA certification, the company announced Thursday.

The powerplant is set to power the new single-engine Beechcraft Denali, which is undergoing certification.

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