Type certificate E1GL
Held today by Rolls-Royce Corporation, earlier by Detroit Diesel Allison of General Motors\Allison Gas Turbine Division of General Motors\Allison Engine Company, Inc.\Rolls-Royce Corporation (Indiana), Detroit Diesel Allison of General Motors\Allison Gas Turbine Division of General Motors\Allison Engine Company\Inc., Rolls-Royce Corporation (Indiana). It covers 23 models; about 1,007 aircraft on the U.S. register are built to the designs it names. Last revised November 1, 2019 (revision 32). 51 FAA orders name its designs, and 6 approved modifications build on it.
Models under this certificate 23
250-C30, 250-C30R (T703-AD-700), 250-C47M, 250-C30R/1 (T703-AD-700B), 250-C28, 250-C30U, 250-C30R/3M, 250-C30R/3, 250-C30S, 250-C30G, 250-C30P, 250-C30M, 250-C28C, 250-C40B, 250-C47B, 250-C28B, 250-C30G/2, 250-C47B/8, 250-C47E, 250-C30R/3D, 250-C47E/1, 250-C47E/4, 250-C30R/3M7
Engine series
The data sheet on the FAA's site: the approved engines and propellers, weights, speeds and limits for each model.
FAA orders on these designs 51 · newest first
Approved modifications 6 · companies holding the most
Source: FAA type certificate data sheets (Dynamic Regulatory System); register counts from the FAA register of October 5, 2026. Connections as data: /graph/certificate/E1GL.json.
