The phrase "airbus engine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an engine manufactured by Airbus, typically in the context of aviation or aerospace discussions.
Example: "The new Airbus engine design promises to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions significantly."
Alternatives: "Airbus aircraft engine" or "engine produced by Airbus".
The Europeans are reported to have offered $60‐million to help Rolls‐Royce finance an ad vanced version of its RB‐211 jet engine for use as an airbus alternate to the General Elec tric CF‐6 if customers pre fer it.
He said the A320 was not as fuel-efficient now as the 737, and the new engines could tilt that equation in Airbus's favor.
Those themes include the population explosion of Canada geese, which fouled the airplane's engines; the plane, a European-made Airbus that is the first to use a fully digital flight control system (the "fly by wire" of the book's title); and the general state of "pathos and sadness" in the airline industry today.
In 1968, Rolls‐Royce beat out General Electric and Pratt &I Whitney to sell its engine to Lockheed for its L‐1011 Tristar airbus.
The company put the blame for its collapse on the huge losses incurred in developing the engine for the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation's new Tristar airbus.
The troubles of Rolls stemmed, ironically, from what had been considered a great business success — the winning of the contract to supply engines for the Lockheed Air craft Corporation's new L‐1011 Tri‐star airbus.
Airbus has pulled ahead of Boeing in orders for smaller planes by installing new engines and other improvements on its A320 and A321 jets.
The pilot of the US Airways Airbus that was forced to crash-land in New York's Hudson river after both its engines failed has told investigators he made a split-second decision to attempt a water landing to avoid a possibly "catastrophic" crash in Manhattan.
PARIS, Oct. 25 (UPI)— France, West Germany and the Netherlands have pledged to drop United States‐made Gen eral Electric jet engines in favor of Rolls‐Royce of England if the British rejoin the $500‐million European airbus project, the weekly news magazine Express said today.
A Romanian Tarom Airlines Airbus 310 with 60 persons aboard crashed during a sleet storm shortly after takeoff, but investigators blamed a faulty engine mechanism for the crash; there were no survivors.
