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There are several companies that design and manufacture aircraft engines. Here are some of the major manufacturers and the models of aircraft engines they produce:

  1. GE Aviation: GE Aviation produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial and military aircraft, including the GE90, GEnx, CF34, and CFM56 families of engines.

  2. Pratt & Whitney: Pratt & Whitney produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial and military aircraft, including the PW1000G, PW2000, PW4000, PW6000, and PW8000 families of engines.

  3. Rolls-Royce: Rolls-Royce produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial and military aircraft, including the Trent, BR, AE 2100, and AE 2100A families of engines.

  4. CFM International: CFM International is a joint venture between GE Aviation and Safran Aircraft Engines, produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial aircraft, including the LEAP and CFM56 families of engines.

  5. International Aero Engines: International Aero Engines is a joint venture between Pratt & Whitney, Rolls-Royce, MTU Aero Engines, and Japanese Aero Engines Corporation, produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial aircraft, including the V2500 family of engines.

  6. Snecma (Safran Aircraft Engines): Snecma (Safran Aircraft Engines) produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial and military aircraft, including the CFM56, LEAP, Silvercrest, and M88 families of engines.

  7. MTU Aero Engines: MTU Aero Engines produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial and military aircraft, including the V2500, PW1000G, PW2000, and PW4000 families of engines.

  8. Engine Alliance: Engine Alliance is a joint venture between GE Aviation and Pratt & Whitney, produces a wide range of aircraft engines for commercial aircraft, including the GP7200 family of engines.

Here are some smaller companies that produce aircraft engines for general aviation:

  1. Lycoming Engines: Lycoming Engines produces a wide range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the IO-360, IO-540, and AEIO-540 families of engines.

  2. Continental Motors: Continental Motors produces a wide range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the IO-240, IO-360, IO-470, and IO-550 families of engines.

  3. Rotax: Rotax produces a wide range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the Rotax 912 and Rotax 914 families of engines.

  4. Jabiru: Jabiru produces a wide range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the Jabiru 2200, Jabiru 3300 and Jabiru 5100 families of engines.

  5. SMA: SMA produces a wide range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the SMA SR305-230, SMA SR305-230i, and SMA SR305-230Ei families of engines.

  6. UL Power: UL Power produces a wide range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the UL260i, UL350iS, and UL390i families of engines.

  7. Aero Sport Power: Aero Sport Power produces a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the XP-320, XP-360, and XP-400 families of engines.

  8. AeroConversions: AeroConversions designs and manufactures a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the AeroVee, AeroVee Turbo and the AeroCarb family of engines

  9. DeltaHawk Engines: DeltaHawk Engines produces a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the DH180 and DH200 families of engines.

  10. Millennium Engines: Millennium Engines produces a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the M-433 and M-503 families of engines.

  11. Powerfin: Powerfin produces a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the Powerfin Propeller family of engines.

  12. Verner Motor: Verner Motor produces a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the JCV-360, JCV-540, and JCV-580 families of engines.

  13. Zoche Aero Engines: Zoche Aero Engines produces a range of aircraft engines for general aviation, including the Zoche Airmaster and Zoche Radial families of engines.