Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace

Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace is one of the three core businesses of Rolls-Royce. The other two are Defence and Power Systems. The company designs and builds aero engines for large commercial aircraft, regional jets and business aviation. It also supports these engines while they are in service around the world. Rolls-Royce was founded in 1906 and is based in the United Kingdom.

The widebody engine portfolio includes the Trent 1000, Trent 7000, Trent XWB, Trent 900, Trent 800, Trent 700 and Trent 500. These engines power many modern widebody aircraft. The company also continues to support earlier generation engines. These include the RB211-524G/H and -T for widebody applications.

For narrowbody and regional aircraft, the company produces the AE3007, BR715 and Tay 620/650. It also supports the RB211-535E4. In the business aviation sector, Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace supplies the BR710, BR725, Pearl 10X, Pearl 700 and Pearl 15. These engines serve a range of business jets.

The helicopter and light aircraft engine range includes the M250 turboshaft, M250 turboprop and RR300. These engines serve a variety of rotorcraft and light fixed wing applications. The Trent engine family has been in service for nearly three decades. This long service history reflects the company's continued involvement in commercial aviation.

Airline customers can purchase TotalCare service packages. These packages provide comprehensive maintenance and support. Business aviation operators can access CorporateCare Enhanced for their maintenance needs. The company also runs an Aerospace Services Marketplace where customers can find parts and services. The business also maintains its own MRO capacity to repair and overhaul engines.

Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace operates country sites across several regions. These include the United Kingdom, North America, Germany, India, China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, Brazil, Poland and Canada. This network allows the company to support customers in many parts of the world. Its main Civil Aerospace headquarters are located in Derby, United Kingdom.

The company is developing the UltraFan engine demonstrator. It also works on sustainable aviation fuel compatibility. In addition, it explores electric, hybrid and hydrogen propulsion systems. These projects are part of its work toward supporting net zero carbon emissions in aviation by 2050.

Services

• TotalCare
• CorporateCare Enhanced
• Aerospace Services Marketplace
• MRO capacity
• Testing capabilities
• Parts and services