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F414
Engine
GE Aerospace

Proven versatility

For more than 30 years, the U.S. Navy has depended on F414 power. Today, the F414 continues to deliver for the most demanding combat missions. The F414 engine proves its versatility every day as it continues to power front line fighters for armed forces around the globe. The power behind the F-18 Super Hornet, the F414 has become the engine of choice for an increasing number of advanced, next-generation combat aircraft.
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    More than 1,600 F414 engines delivered

    Proven design
    Sharing its basic design with the venerable F404 engine, the F414 stands on a foundation of over 5,600 F404/F414 engines built, and a combined 18 million engine flight hours.

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    Over 5 million engine flight hours

    Unrestricted operation
    The F414 offers unrestricted engine performance on demand with rapid engine throttle response and zero throttle restrictions. Excellent afterburner light and stablity ensure extra thrust is ready on demand when needed.

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    Nations

    Eight nations have F414-powered aircraft in operation or on order

    Maintenance focused
    The F414 is designed to maximize time-on-wing, simplify maintenance and keep Life Cycle Costs low. Its six-module engine architecture is reliable, easy to maintain, and interchangeable. With no scheduled overhauls and on-condition maintenance, the F414 maximizes engine availability.
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    Reduced Life Cycle Cost
    GE Aerospace’s F414 features the latest technologies to enhance engine performance, improve engine durability, and reduce Life Cycle Cost (LCC) for current and future operators of next generation combat aircraft.

    Engine Specifications

    F414-GE-400
    F414-GE-39E
    F414-INS6
    Thrust Class
    22,000 lb
    22,000 lb
    22,000 lb
    Length
    154 in
    154 in
    154 in
    Maximum diameter
    35 in
    35 in
    35 in
    Airflow
    170 lb/sec
    170 lb/sec
    170 lb/sec
    Pressure Ratio
    30:1
    30:1
    30:1