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The Boeing B-47 Stratojet strategic bomber had six engines. It is no longer in service. Also, during WWII, the Germans made a powered glider called the Me-323. In the '70s, the US made three prototypes of the XB-70 Valkrye. Besides, the Boeing B-52 also appears to have 6 engines. Actually, it has an engine pod in place of a single engine per support pole. The engine pod has 2 engines each, so if you ever see a huge military aircraft in the US with 6 engines, then you must know that it's actually 12!
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What current military aircraft has 6 engines?
There are no current military aircraft with 6 engines.
What military aircraft in use today has six engines?
There are no aircraft of any kind that currently fly on six engines.
What is the aircraft with the most engines?
The Helios is the aircraft with the most engines. This was an unmanned electric aircraft with 14 engines with propellers.
Is there Mercedes aircraft engines?
No, there are not. However during WW2 there were BMW aircraft engines .
When was Walter Aircraft Engines created?
Walter Aircraft Engines was created in 1911.
When was VIJA Aircraft Engines created?
VIJA Aircraft Engines was created in 2004.
What is VIJA Aircraft Engines's population?
The population of VIJA Aircraft Engines is 2.
What military airplane has six engines?
The B-47 Stratojet had 6 engines, but is no longer in service.
What is a jet aircraft?
An aircraft propelled by jet engines rather than piston engines.
What does mil prf 23699 stand for?
It's the standard oil used by the military for Gas Turbine Engines typically found in aircraft.
What do aircraft engine manufacturers do?
Aircraft engine manufacturers construct aircraft engines, and maintain the engines when faulty.
How many engines can a plane have?
the max they have now is 4 but the could have 5...2 on each wing and 1 on the tail. Actually, Antonov is flying some planes with 6 engines, and some military aircraft in the past have had 10. It is true that very few airliners will have anything beyond 4 currently.
