F110 Engine

A front-facing view of a military fighter jet powered by F110 engines on the runway, showcasing its sleek design, twin engines, and cockpit canopy.
Readiness runs on investment.
GE Aerospace has the only certified, in-production engine that powers every Advanced F-15 in service today, including the F-15EX, and also supports F-16 operators around the world. We continue to invest in capacity and supply chain resilience to deliver the proven F110 engine to warfighters around the world—supporting readiness today for tomorrow’s mission demand.
    Watch it in action
    A F110-129 combat engine fires up in a test cell, emitting a vibrant purple exhaust flame. The engine is mounted on a secure test stand, with a technician observing the process while wearing protective gear.
    Selected to accelerate
    the Advanced F-15

    The F110-129 engine is an advanced fighter engine built for today’s Advanced F-15 and F-16 fleet. Enhanced airflow and efficiency, a three-stage blisk fan, and an advanced augmentor help reduce complexity, improve maintainability, and extend component life. Built with growth capacity in reserve, the F110-129 is designed to support mission readiness today while adapting to future operational needs.

    3,800

    Engines delivered

    With more than 3,800 engines delivered, the F110 brings proven production at scale and a long track record of supporting operational fleets.

    18

    Nations selected F110

    Chosen by 18 nations and delivered to 17, the F110 supports a broad international fleet with the interoperability and confidence that come from global adoption.

    40

    +

    Years continuous production

    More than four decades of continuous F110 production reflect the investment and innovation of GE Aerospace that supports readiness today and into the future.

    1,000

    +

    Average time (hours) on wing

    The F110 is built to deliver durable performance and dependable readiness over time.

    F110
    Engine Specifications
    Thrust class - 29,000 lb
    Length - 182.3 in
    Maximum diameter - 46.5 in
    Airflow - 270 lb/sec
    Bypass ratio - 0.76

    News and resources

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    The First F-15EX Fighter Jet Has Now Flown In Its Air Force Colors
    GE Aerospace’s F110 engine powers first flight of Boeing F-15EX
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    F-15EX Fighters To Get General Electric Engines Under Urgent Purchase By Air Force
    GE Aerospace Gets Contract for First Batch of F-15EX Engines
    US Air Force 3D printing partnership reaches first key milestone
    The F110's Supply Chain Footprint in America
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