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Engines & propulsion · Belgium

UL Power Aero Engines

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Country
Belgium
Segment
Engines & propulsion
Verification
Desk verified
Website
https://ulpower.com
Founded
2006

UL Power Aero Engines is a Belgian original equipment manufacturer specialising in the design and production of light, air-cooled piston engines for the general aviation sector. The organisation occupies a specific niche in the aerospace value chain by providing powerplant solutions for light aircraft, gyrocopters, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Its engineering focus is on modernising traditional horizontally opposed engine architecture through the integration of electronic multipoint fuel injection and redundant electronic ignition systems. The firm's product line comprises several engine series, including the four-cylinder UL260 and UL330 models and the six-cylinder UL390 and UL520 variants. These engines are widely utilised by kit-plane builders and light-sport aircraft manufacturers globally. Notable platforms associated with these powerplants include various designs from Zenith Aircraft Company, Sonex Aircraft, and numerous European microlight manufacturers seeking alternatives to traditional carburetted engines. Prospective buyers or industrial partners should verify the specific service ceiling and cooling requirements for their intended airframe, as these engines are air-cooled and rely on efficient cowling design. It is also necessary to confirm the availability of local maintenance support and the status of Type Certification for specific jurisdictions, as many models are primarily intended for the experimental and non-certified categories.

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