Pratt & Whitney JT9D
      Selected 
      by Boeing to power the 747, the JT9D helped open a new era in commercial 
      aviation, the high-bypass engine to power wide-body aircraft.  
      Production of the JT9D ended in 1990 to be replaced by the PW4000. There 
      are still well over 2,000 JT9Ds powering 600 commercial aircraft 
      world-wide. 
      
      
      models 
      
        - JT9D-7FW: 50,000 lb (222 kN) thrust
 
       
      specifications 
      
        - Turbofan 
 
        
        - Fan: 1-stage 
 
        - Compressor: 3-stage LP, 11-stage HP 
 
        - Turbine: 2 + 4 
 
        - bypass ratio: 4.8 
 
        - pressure ratio: 26.7 
 
        - mass flow: 1,510 lbs/sec 
 
  
       
      used by 
        - Airbus A300 
 
        
        - Airbus A310 
 
        - Boeing 747 
 
        - Boeing 767 
 
        - McDonnell Douglas DC-10 
 
         
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