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[Photo News] World's largest engine test cell

By Won Ho-jung

Published : June 8, 2016 - 18:02

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Incheon Aviation Tech Co. said Wednesday that it completed construction of the world’s largest engine test cell at its plane-engine maintenance center in Unbuk-dong, Incheon. The ETC will allow engineers to test engines weighing up to 75 tons. IAT is a joint venture between Korean Air and American engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney providing maintenance, repair and overhaul for commercial jets. Hanjin Group chairman Cho Yang-ho (fourth from left), Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority commissioner Lee Young-geun (third from left) and lawmaker Ahn Sang-soo (second from right) attend the ceremony to mark the completion of the construction. (Yonhap) Incheon Aviation Tech Co. said Wednesday that it completed construction of the world’s largest engine test cell at its plane-engine maintenance center in Unbuk-dong, Incheon. The ETC will allow engineers to test engines weighing up to 75 tons. IAT is a joint venture between Korean Air and American engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney providing maintenance, repair and overhaul for commercial jets. Hanjin Group chairman Cho Yang-ho (fourth from left), Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority commissioner Lee Young-geun (third from left) and lawmaker Ahn Sang-soo (second from right) attend the ceremony to mark the completion of the construction. (Yonhap)

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