CF680C2

The CF680C2 is a commercial turbofan engine manufactured by General Electric. It is part of the highly successful CF6 family of engines, which have powered a wide range of wide-body aircraft for decades. The CF680C2 specifically entered service in the early 1980s and has been a workhorse for many airlines.

This engine is known for its reliability and fuel efficiency, which were significant advancements for its time. It features a high bypass ratio design, meaning a large proportion of the air passing through the engine bypasses the core, contributing to its efficiency and reduced noise levels. The CF680C2 has a two-spool design, with a low-pressure system and a high-pressure system.

The CF680C2 has been used to power various aircraft, most notably the Boeing 747-400, the Boeing 767, and the Airbus A300 and A310. Its robust construction and proven performance have made it a popular choice for long-haul and medium-haul commercial flights. Over its production life, several variants and upgrades have been developed to improve performance and meet evolving environmental regulations. Maintenance and support for the CF680C2 remain readily available due to its widespread use and GE's extensive global network.