SINGAPORE—China conducted the first flight of a domestically developed 3D-printed turbojet engine in November 2025, marking a milestone toward mass-producing lower-cost jet engines for applications such as uncrewed aircraft and missiles.

YouTuber Integza is known for a few things; pushing home-fabrication and 3D-printing to their respective limits, and being a little eccentric. The latter you just have to accept, the former is where things get interesting. This time around, he’s decided ...

Looks like there's some choice Concorde jet memorabilia on eBay right now, including a few coffee cups and plates from the galley. Also: a Rolls-Royce Olympus Turbo-Jet 593-610 engine, for about a million bucks. Here's hoping somebody with a YouTube ...

Chinese scientists from the Taihang National Laboratory, an aerospace research instituted located in southwest region of the country, have completed ground tests on a new superfast turbojet engine. According to reports, the new engine incorporates ...

The online listing has the engine, which comes complete with the afterburner, listed for a cool $979,000. The seller of the Rolls-Royce Olympus Turbo-Jet 593-610 engine promises a British Airways certificate of authenticity and the original delivery log book.

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Early flight tests of the first General Electric turbojet engine, the Type I-A, clearly ...

Turbo chargers from cars are readily available and easily modified, so why not modify a turbo into a jet engine? While [Mike]’s junkyard jet made the rounds on the Internet over a decade ago, the theory behind the homebrew turbojet is still sound.