PW300

MTU has been cooperating with Pratt & Whitney Canada since 1985 on the PW300 engine family for medium-size business jets. The company's share in the PW305 and PW306 is 25% and in the PW307 15%.

PW300 family engines are two-shaft turbofan engines. MTU contributes the development and production of the complete three-stage low-pressure turbine including the exit case and the mixer and performs test runs. Engines of this family find homes on various business and regional jets.

Technical Data
Max. thrust	31.0 kN
Bypass ratio	4,24 :1
Pressure ratio	20.58 :1
Length	2190 mm
Fan diameter	818 mm
Weight	563 kg

Facts – PW300

Two-shaft turbofan-engine
Single-stage fan with large airfoil height
Five-stage compressor: four axial stages, one radial stage (all of the blisks)
Variable inlet guide vanes
Two-stage high-pressure turbine with cooled single-crystal blades
Three-stage low-pressure turbine
Modular design
Digital control unit (FADEC)
On-condition maintenance

Development & production at MTU

Engine testing
Low-pressure turbine

Support

Repair and overhaul at MTU Maintenance Berlin-Brandenburg

MTU share in the PW300 program

PW305, PW306: 25%
PW307: 15%

Partner:
- Pratt & Whitney Canada

Applications & Partners


Learjet 60		Cessna Sovereign


Falcon 7X		Do 328Jet