General Electric CT7 family
General Electric CT7 commercial turbine family spanning civil turboshaft and turboprop forms. GE reports more than 100 million flight hours across 15 helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft types; current support indexes preserve CT7-2/-6/-8 turboshaft and CT7-5/-7/-9 turboprop branches. CT7 is the commercial counterpart line to the military T700, while exact CT7 model variants, aircraft installations, and certification records remain separate identities.
Identity
- Aliases
- GE CT7CT7 engine familyGE CT7/T700 commercial family
- Domains
- aviation
- Identity Level
- family
- Kind
- other
- Name
- General Electric CT7 family
- Status
- active
Details
- Description
- General Electric CT7 commercial turbine family spanning civil turboshaft and turboprop forms. GE reports more than 100 million flight hours across 15 helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft types; current support indexes preserve CT7-2/-6/-8 turboshaft and CT7-5/-7/-9 turboprop branches. CT7 is the commercial counterpart line to the military T700, while exact CT7 model variants, aircraft installations, and certification records remain separate identities.
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- Manufacturers
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Assets & Meta
- Creation Time
- August 11, 2026 at 02:31:16 UTC
- Updated Time
- August 14, 2026 at 11:44:16 UTC
Other
- Sources
- Accessed Date
- 2026-08-14
- Note
- GE identifies the CT7/T700 family as a global commercial turboshaft and turboprop line with more than 100 million flight hours and current applications.
- Publisher
- GE Aerospace
- Title
- CT7 Engine Family
- Accessed Date
- 2026-08-14
- Note
- GE's current manual index lists CT7-2/-6/-8 turboshaft and CT7-5/-7/-9 turboprop branches, preserving the family boundary without suffix duplication.
- Publisher
- GE Aerospace
- Title
- Technical Manuals Index
- Accessed Date
- 2026-08-14
- Note
- The June 2026 CT7-8 manual index documents current revision activity for CT7-8/-8A/-8A1/-8A5/-8A6/-8A7/-8B/-8E/-8F turboshaft models.
- Publisher
- GE Aerospace
- Title
- CT7-8 Turboshaft Engine Manual Index
- Accessed Date
- 2026-08-14
- Note
- EASA's type-certificate record establishes the General Electric CT7 series engine certification family; exact model approval remains variant-specific.
- Publisher
- European Union Aviation Safety Agency
- Title
- EASA.IM.E.010 — General Electric CT7 series engines