Motor Sich AI-322F afterburning turbofan
The Motor Sich AI-322F/AI-322TF is an afterburning turbofan variant for supersonic aircraft. The manufacturer's current page publishes at least 4,200 kgf (about 41.19 kN) full-afterburner thrust, 2,500 kgf (about 24.52 kN) maximum dry thrust, a 2,760 kgf rating at 11,000 m/Mach 1.4, and 560 kg maximum dry weight. This row records the afterburner and supersonic-aircraft boundary with lifecycle unknown because the source does not establish broad in-service operation.
Identity
- Aliases
- AI-322FAI-322TFIvchenko-Progress AI-322F
- Domains
- aviation
- Identity Level
- variant
- Kind
- turbofan
- Name
- Motor Sich AI-322F afterburning turbofan
- Status
- unknown
Details
- Air Breathing Specs
- Max Thrust Kn
- 41.19
- Description
- The Motor Sich AI-322F/AI-322TF is an afterburning turbofan variant for supersonic aircraft. The manufacturer's current page publishes at least 4,200 kgf (about 41.19 kN) full-afterburner thrust, 2,500 kgf (about 24.52 kN) maximum dry thrust, a 2,760 kgf rating at 11,000 m/Mach 1.4, and 560 kg maximum dry weight. This row records the afterburner and supersonic-aircraft boundary with lifecycle unknown because the source does not establish broad in-service operation.
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Assets & Meta
- Creation Time
- August 15, 2026 at 04:03:16 UTC
- Updated Time
- August 15, 2026 at 04:03:16 UTC
Other
- Sources
- Accessed Date
- 2026-08-14
- Note
- Motor Sich identifies AI-322F/AI-322TF as an afterburning turbofan for supersonic aircraft and publishes at least 4,200 kgf full-afterburner thrust, 2,500 kgf maximum thrust, 2,760 kgf at 11,000 m/Mach 1.4, 560 kg dry weight, and 624 mm fan diameter.
- Publisher
- Motor Sich JSC
- Title
- AI-322F/AI-322TF
- Accessed Date
- 2026-08-14
- Note
- Baykar's official release records an AI-322F engine supply agreement with Ivchenko-Progress for its supersonic unmanned combat-aircraft program; this is retained as prospective application context, not a canonical vehicle installation.
- Publisher
- Baykar
- Title
- Ukrainian engine agreement for unmanned combat aircraft