Turbojet Engine Works

Turbojet Engine Works is an Australian specialist in the maintenance, repair and overhaul of micro gas turbine engines, particularly those used in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs). The business also offers micro turbines, engine parts and accessories, serving customers seeking products and support for small-scale turbine systems.

Alongside its engineering services and store, Turbojet Engine Works presents a Virtual Museum featuring what it describes as the largest known private collection of micro gas turbine engines. The collection spans early home-built KJ-66 engines and high-technology designs developed over the past two decades. Visitors can also explore jet-related artefacts, with additional items intended to be added over time. A notable centrepiece is a restored de Havilland Goblin Mk 3 engine, previously flown in a de Havilland Vampire aircraft.

The company’s “Jet Age Things” store lists rare, unusual and collectible aerospace-related items and artefacts. Based in Victoria, Turbojet Engine Works also identifies itself as an official Australian contact and service point for turbine products.