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General Electric (GE for short) The TF34 is an aviation, two-flow turbofan engine from the Cold War period and modern times of American production. The first successful engine start-up took place in 1971, and serial production started shortly after and is still ongoing. In the TF34-GE-100A version, the engine measures 250 cm in length with a diameter of 123 cm. The weight of the "dry" engine is only 665 kilograms. The thrust generated by the engine is 40.32 kN. Work on the TF34 engine began at the General Electric concern at the turn of the 1960s and 1970s, and their goal was to create a power unit for Fairchild A-10 Thunderbolt II and Lockheed S-3 Viking aircraft. The work was successfully completed in the early 1970s, and the new engine entered service as planned. In its course, it turned out to be highly reliable, easy to use and had a very high overall life. For this reason, a civilian version designated as CF-34 was developed. This version was u and is installed on such aircraft as Embraer 175 or 190.