Avio S.p.A.

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For the Italian city, see Avio (commune).

Avio S.p.A. is an Italian aerospace engine manufacturer. Formerly owned by FIAT S.p.A. and named FiatAvio, it is now owned by The Carlyle Group (70%) and Finmeccanica (30%). Avio chiefly serves as a subcontractor to first-tier jet engine manufacturers, or in a partnership role in consortiums.

Contents 1 Products 1.1 Civil 1.2 Military 1.3 Space 2 Marine 3 External link

[edit] Products

[edit] Civil

• GE90, subcontracting to General Electric.
• GEnx, subcontracting to General Electric.
• T700, subcontracting to General Electric.
• Trent 900, subcontracting to Rolls-Royce.
• PW150, subcontracting to Pratt & Whitney Canada.
• PW308, subcontracting to Pratt & Whitney Canada.
• PW625, subcontracting to Pratt & Whitney Canada.
• PW800, subcontracting to Pratt & Whitney Canada.

[edit] Military

• Spey, subcontracting to Rolls-Royce.
• T700, subcontracting to General Electric.
• F119, subcontracting to Pratt & Whitney.
• RB199, as part of the Turbo-Union consortium.
• EJ200, as part of the Eurojet consortium.
• Auxiliary power units

[edit] Space

• Ariane III (with SNECMA and SME)
• Ariane IV (with SNECMA and SME)
• Ariane V (with SNECMA and SME)
• Vega

[edit] Marine

• LM2500, subcontracting to General Electric.
• LM6000, subcontracting to General Electric.

[edit] External link

• Official site.