Type certificate E8NE
Held today by General Electric Company Ge Aviation, earlier by General Electric Aircraft Engines, General Electric Company\General Electric Aircraft Engines. It covers 30 models; about 153 aircraft on the U.S. register are built to the designs it names. Last revised July 3, 2025 (revision 42). 26 FAA orders name its designs.
Models under this certificate 30
CT7-6A, CT7-9C, CT7-7A, CT7-2A, CT7-7A1, CT7-8A7, CT7-8E, CT7-9D2, CT7-9B, CT7-9C3, CT7-2D, CT7-2D1, CT7-8A, CT7-8F5, CT7-8, CT7-5A3, CT7-2E1, CT7-8A6, CT7-9B2, CT7-9D, CT7-8E5, CT7-8F, CT7-8B5, CT7-8B, CT7-8A1, CT7-9B1, CT7-6, CT7-2F1, CT7-5A2, CT7-8A5
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 26 · newest first
Source: FAA type certificate data sheets (Dynamic Regulatory System); register counts from the FAA register of October 5, 2026. Connections as data: /graph/certificate/E8NE.json.
