| Even the shared-ownership turboprop fleet is expected to increase by some 60 aircraft in the next five years. |
| This type of powerplant was ideal for lower performance aircraft that could substitute their piston engines for the turboprop. |
| Suddenly above the steady vibrating thrum of the C130 cargo plane's four giant Rolls-Royce turboprop engines, a sound rings out. |
| The turboprop aircraft, which has a 50-tonne payload capacity, is the only one of its kind in operation. |
| Established in 1939, Pilatus Aircraft is the world's leading manufacturer of single-engine turboprop aircraft. |
| His program was an aircraft hangar, filled with almost every variety of primitive aircraft, from a turboprop trainer to a hang glider. |
