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Rolls-Royce says 'even more true' it wants to enter narrowbody market

Tue, 17th Jun 2025 14:00

LONDON, June 17 (Reuters) - Rolls-Royce CEO Tufan Erginbilgic said on Tuesday it was "even more true" that the British jet engine maker would like to enter the narrowbody plane market, preferably through a partnership.

Speaking at the Paris Airshow, Erginbilgic said Rolls-Royce was talking to multiple potential partners, while adding it does not see a new narrowbody aircraft before 2035.

He said the opportunity in the narrowbody, or single-aisle, plane market could be the first use of the company's UltraFan technology, adding that it could invest another 3 billion pounds ($4.1 billion) in the UltraFan programme.

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