Special Conditions: Safran Electric & Power S.A. ENGINeTM US100 Series Electric Engines
Published Date: 1/27/2026
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The FAA is updating safety rules to cover Safran’s new ENGINe US100 series electric airplane engines, which use electric motors and high-voltage systems instead of traditional engines. This change makes sure these cool, high-tech engines meet safety standards just like regular engines. The new rules take effect January 27, 2026, and affect Safran and anyone using these electric engines.
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