Turkish Aerospace Industries subsidiary TEI secures $2.95 billion aviation engine export orders beginning in 2026

Turkish Aerospace Industries subsidiary TEI secures $2.95 billion aviation engine export orders beginning in 2026

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Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) subsidiary TUSAS Engine Industries (TEI) has announced a major milestone, securing $2.95 billion in aviation engine export orders. Covering a broad portfolio of 22 engine programs used in civil and military aircraft worldwide, the orders mark a significant achievement for Turkey's aerospace sector. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2026, further expanding TEI’s influence in high-value aerospace manufacturing.

According to Turkish Defense Industry Agency President Haluk Gorgun, the orders include parts manufacturing and maintenance services, demonstrating TEI’s comprehensive capabilities. The orders have elevated TEI’s total order volume to $8.2 billion. This growth underscores Turkey's potential as a hub for advanced engine production.

Industry and leadership reactions

Industry leaders praised the achievement, with TAI General Manager Dr. Mehmet Demiroglu emphasizing that the success validates Turkish engineering quality and manufacturing standards. He expressed confidence that 2026 will be a breakthrough year for both defense and civil aviation sectors.

“The $2.95 billion export success achieved by TEI confirms our industry's global competitiveness and technological strength,” said Demiroglu.

The accomplishments align with President Erdogan’s strategy of fostering a robust aerospace ecosystem through supportive policies and export focus. These efforts have positioned Turkey as a significant player in aerospace technology.

Overall, TEI's order highlights Turkey’s rising prominence in aerospace manufacturing, reaffirming its capabilities in high-tech engine production and reinforcing its role in the global aerospace industry.

Airspace Times Team

Airspace Times Team

Aviation news desk

Published: 03 Jan 2026

Source: Türkiye Today

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