Engine History is a renowned brand dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich heritage of aircraft engine development, manufacture, and utilization. As a non-profit educational and historical society, their mission is to foster a deep appreciation for the people, art, and science associated with this field. With a proud 22-year legacy (2001-2023), Engine History offers an extensive range of products and services to aviation enthusiasts and researchers alike.

One of their featured highlights is the BMW-801A Engine Package, which provides detailed insights into the design and workings of this 14-cylinder twin-row aircraft engine. Known for its groundbreaking German engineering, the BMW-801A powered both the Donier Do217 series and the Focke Wulf 190 fighter, showcasing remarkable advancements in layout, conception, and compactness. Engine History also delves into the captivating story of the Lockheed Electra Propulsion, particularly the development of the Alison 501-D13 engine for this iconic aircraft.

For seven years, the Aircraft Engine Historical Society published the revered Torque Meter journal, filled with informative articles on various aircraft engines and their applications. While the journal is no longer published, Engine History ensures access to all past issues. Members of the society gain exclusive benefits, including access to the Members' Bulletin Board and new articles published in the Members' Section.

Join Engine History now to explore the captivating world of aircraft engine history and contribute to securing the past for future generations