800neo

800neo is a designation often associated with a specific line of aircraft engines manufactured by Pratt & Whitney. These engines are part of the PW800 series, designed for business jets. The "neo" suffix is commonly used by Airbus to denote its "New Engine Option" aircraft, which are upgraded versions of existing models featuring more fuel-efficient and quieter engines. Therefore, 800neo likely refers to an Airbus aircraft that has been re-engined with Pratt & Whitney's PW800 series powerplants.

The PW800 engine family is known for its advanced technology, aiming to deliver significant improvements in fuel burn, emissions, and noise levels compared to previous generations of engines. These engines typically feature a large fan diameter, a high bypass ratio, and advanced materials to achieve their performance goals. They are designed to meet the rigorous demands of long-range business aviation, providing reliability and operational efficiency.

Airbus utilizes these engines on specific new variants of its business jet line. The integration of the 800neo engines allows these aircraft to offer enhanced performance, such as increased range and payload capabilities, while also contributing to a more environmentally friendly flight profile. The specific aircraft models that may be equipped with this engine technology would be Airbus corporate jets that have undergone an upgrade or are newly designed with this propulsion system.