GE Aviation The CF34-8E is an advanced 14,500 pound thrust class with other advanced CF34 models. It incorporates all turbofan propulsion system and a member of GE’s of the service-proven reliability, environmental and popular CF34® engine family. It is the system that operational characteristics that have earned the CF34 powers Embraer’s 70-90 passenger airliners, the engine family an excellent global reputation with airline and corporate operators for exceptional performance. The -8E takes full advantage of its CF34 design and The -8E propulsion system incorporates a nacelle design operational experience lineage as well as its relationship specifically tailored to the EMBRAER 170/175 underwing installation. The new design maximizes LRU accessibility, resulting in enhanced maintainability. CF34-8E turbofan propulsion system 14,500 lb thrust class

CF34-8E turbofan propulsion Applications Performance Specifications Maximum takeoff thrust with APR* Bypass ratio Maximum overall pressure ratio Thrust/weight ratio Maximum diameter Length Weight Noise 2,600 lb Meets or surpasses ICAO Chap. 4 requirements Emissions Specific fuel consumption 35K/0.8 Mn max cruise Meets or surpasses ICAO CAEP/6 requirements .68 *Uninstalled. Sea level flat-rated to 86oF/30oC. Milestones First engine to test First flight FAA engine certification Aircraft certification Entry into service Application photos courtesy of Embraer ® CF34 is a registered trademark of GE....