CFM International's RISE program is developing an open fan engine targeting 20% better fuel burn than current turbofans, with entry into service projected for the mid-2030s.
CFM International's RISE program is developing an open-fan engine targeting over 20% better fuel efficiency than the LEAP, with entry into service aimed at the mid-2030s.
CFM International's RISE open fan engine targets 20%+ fuel savings over the LEAP by eliminating the nacelle - with service entry projected for the mid-2030s.
NASA and Boeing's X-66A demonstrator targets a 30% fuel burn reduction using a high-aspect-ratio truss-braced wing that could reshape commercial jets after 2035.
CFM International's RISE program is reviving the open fan engine with modern materials and AI design tools that could deliver 20%+ fuel savings for the next narrowbody generation.