Rolls-Royce urges UK to commit to subsidies for about $4 billion engine project, FT reports - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi2gFBVV95cUxQVHJoWGdGYTRRellFSVVHSnlkMlR2ZjRoMllsbEVQODN4cHkzR28tc2s5WkMtdHVaMWRRendueFBqcHEtVldodXFyZzhlRUZYd09vdHdmbUtVNThkb2QzYzlPeHd4Z3pTdmN1Z0hlOG5IU2NVMzlCdEVFUXVESDZaQmhoM0JzdkJZQW9DWVJTb3AwaHZxTktIb3Y0Z0ZicUVLZ2NzZUlUQUxCSXdyNlNWSXU0SDlQMmE2NmxBYXZ6a3FjQnY3ZnUzczk4Uk9PT2E1d2lwLWFWU0dtZw?oc=5" target="_blank">Rolls-Royce urges UK to commit to subsidies for about $4 billion engine project, FT reports</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Rolls-Royce is urging the UK government to provide taxpayer support for a £3 billion ($4.05 billion) aircraft engine project, seeking between £100 million and £200 million initially for the development and testing of an UltraFan 30 engine demonstrator.

Rolls-Royce is lobbying the UK government to subsidize the development of a new aircraft engine, a project expected to cost £3 billion ($4.04 billion), with an initial request of £100 million to £200 million for the development and testing of an UltraFan 30 engine demonstrator.

Rolls-Royce presse le gouvernement britannique de s'engager à soutenir par des fonds publics le développement d'un nouveau projet de moteur d'avion estimé à 3 milliards de livres (4,05 milliards de dollars), sollicitant entre 100 millions et 200 millions de livres pour le développement et les essais d'un démonstrateur du moteur UltraFan 30.

Rolls-Royce is urging the UK government to provide taxpayer support for a £3 billion ($4.05 billion) aircraft engine project, seeking between £100 million and £200 million initially for the development and testing of an UltraFan 30 engine demonstrator.