GE’s Catalyst engine is certified by the FAA
The turboprop engine is used by the Beechcraft Denali, a rival to the successful Pilatus PC-12 single-engine business aircraft, which is expected to enter service in 2026
Denali
Beechcraft Denali begins certification flight tests
Textron single-engine turboprop received FAA Type Inspection Authorization and expected to debut in service in 2025
Beechcraft Denali has new delay and certification slips to 2025
Single-engine turboprop continues to be affected by the delay in the development of the new GE Catalyst engine
Beechcraft Denali turboprop to enter service only in 2024
Textron business aircraft will use GE's new Catalyst engine, whose certification schedule is delayed
Second Denali turboprop joins certification program
Beechcraft's single-engine aircraft set to enter service in 2023 as a competitor to the Pilatus PC-12
Beechcraft Denali flies for the first time
Single-engine executive turboprop is Textron Aviation's new bet to compete with the Pilatus PC-12
Beechcraft Denali completes first ground engine runs
Textron Aviation's single-engine aircraft to make maiden flight in late 2021
Denali is no longer Cessna to be part of the Beechcraft line
Textron Aviation forecasts maiden flight of new executive single-engine by year-end
SkyCourier and Denali prototypes have begun assembly
New Cessna turbo-propellers to fly by 2020 and introduce planemaker into new markets