Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace

Rolls-Royce Civil Aerospace is the commercial aviation business of Rolls-Royce, the British power and propulsion group with more than 100 years of innovation in safety-critical engines for use in the air, at sea and on land. Within Civil Aerospace the company designs, manufactures, services and supports a comprehensive portfolio of large aero engines for widebody airliners, regional and narrowbody aircraft, business jets and helicopters. The widebody line covers the Trent family — Trent 1000 (Boeing 787), Trent 7000 (Airbus A330neo), Trent XWB (Airbus A350), Trent 900 (Airbus A380), Trent 500, Trent 800 and Trent 700, plus legacy RB211-524G/H and -T variants. Narrowbody and regional engines include the AE 3007, BR715, RB211-535E4 and Tay 620/650. The Business Aviation portfolio comprises the BR710, BR725, Pearl 10X, Pearl 700 and Pearl 15 engines, supported by the CorporateCare Enhanced service programme; helicopter customers are supported with the M250 turboshaft, RR300 and M250 turboprop. Beyond engines, Rolls-Royce markets a global services and MRO capacity network, testbed and testing facilities, advanced manufacturing research centres and University Technology Centres, plus future-product programmes such as the next evolution of aviation propulsion. The Group also operates Defence (Combat Jets, Rotary, Transport/Tanker, Trainers and UAV engines), Submarines and Naval Nuclear Propulsion, Power Systems, and Small Modular Reactors. Heritage Trust centres are listed in Bristol, Coventry & Ansty, Derby & Hucknall, Indianapolis and Scotland, and the website serves regional sites for the UK, North America, Germany, China, Japan, Korea, India, South East Asia, Brazil, Poland, Canada and the Arab world.