Jane's Aero Engines

Jane's Aero Engines delivers comprehensive profiles of civil and military gas-turbine engines in production and in service for air platforms around the world providing A&D businesses with critical independent technical and market intelligence to support effective business development, strategy and product development activity, and giving military and security organizations the information they need to support analysis, planning and procurement activities.

Jane's Aero Engines will help you to:

• Evaluate competitors, potential business partners and acquisition targets
• Conduct market research and competitor analysis
• Assess the state of current airborne propulsion technologies and capabilities
• Accurately model current and emerging airborne threat scenarios
• Discover market opportunities in the aero engines sector

Jane's Aero Engines is available in three formats:

• Online
• Full-color yearbook
• Offline
  • Intraspex (CD-ROM)
  • IHS Jane's Data Services (XML data)

The online format of Jane's Aero Engines provides you with additional benefits not available within the yearbook, including:

• Regular updates
• Powerful search capabilities
• Additional photographs and diagrams
• Comprehensive archive

Mark Daly
Mark Daly's first experience in aerospace journalism was as a reporter on a company newspaper in 1980. In 1983 he joined Jane's Information Group as a reporter on the newly launched Jane's Defence Weekly and became news editor in 1989. He later transferred to Jane's International Defence Review as editor-in-chief. In 2007 he joined the editorial teams of Jane's Aero Engines and Jane's All the World's Aircraft: Unmanned (then Jane's Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Targets).

Bill Gunston OBE, FRAeS
Bill Gunston was born in 1927. He was educated at Pinner County School and the Universities of Durham and London. In 1945 to 1948 he was a pilot in the Royal Air Force. In 1951 he joined the editorial staff of the magazine Flight International, soon being appointed technical editor. He was also appointed technology editor of Science Journal, but had so much freelance work that he resigned from what is now the Reed group to devote his time to writing. Since then he has had over 375 books published and has also made over 600 radio and TV broadcasts. In 1968 he joined the Jane's team and has contributed to Jane's All the World's Aircraft ever since. He was the editor of Jane's Aero Engines from its creation in 1995 until 2007, when he became associate editor. He was twice Chairman of the Circle of Aviation Writers, and is an Officer of the Order of the British Empire and a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society. He is married to a former glider pilot, and they have two daughters.

Containing profiles of more than 430 gas-turbine engines currently in service with air forces and air arms around the world, Jane's Aero Engines contains detailed technical and program descriptions, as well as data tables, photographs and diagrams.

• Detailed descriptions and specifications
• Development profiles
• Data tables for piston engine types
• Photographs and sectional drawings
• Manufacturers