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Thielert confirms U.S. Federal Aviation Administration type certification for diesel aircraft engine
Diesel Fuel News, Nov 24, 2003
Thielert Confirms U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Type Certification For Diesel Aircraft Engine: This "opens the way for aircraft manufacturers to integrate the [135-horsepower] Centurion 1.7 engine in FAA-certified airplanes," Thielert spokesman Sebastian Wentzler told us last week. The aim is to warrant the engine for 2,400 operating hours, running on regular Jet-A fuel.
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