The auction site knows it as item number 116001533010; a less anodyne description would be a Rolls-Royce Olympus 593 turbojet engine, one of four that powered a Concorde—complete with ...

Every inch of the Concorde pushed the limits of aviation—from its titanium-strengthened aluminum skin to a nose that dropped ...

In later years, Rolls-Royce created the Pegasus turbofan engine that powered the vertical takeoff and landing for the Harrier and the Olympus 593 engine that took the Concorde passenger plane ...

Rolls-Royce built the Olympus engines that powered the Anglo-French Concorde, the supersonic jetliner that resembled Boom’s sleek, four-engine design. The Concorde left service in 2003.

With the meeting of Charles Rolls and Sir Henry Royce in the early 1900s, the seeds were planted for one of the most famous luxury car brands in history: Rolls-Royce. In the century since the ...

Even the supersonic passenger aircraft Concorde was powered by four Rolls-Royce Olympus engines. Quite simply, Rolls-Royce has a massive wealth of manufacturing, design and mass-scale production ...