The VJ101D project was cancelled and the engine never flew, being retained as a test bed.

The engine flew 200 feet and landed in the street.

With that, the entire engine flew apart, and not one but countless arrows of light fled towards Hobart.

The engines overheated, and could önly fly for 20 minutes at a time.

The engine rolled over several times, then fly caught.

The engines will first fly next month on a Gulfstream business jet.

The engine flew at speed, silent on straight trace.

The engines, no longer physically coupled to the rest of the ship, flew alongside like dolphins.

Their engine has flown in test aircraft and airship installations.

The aircraft needed at least one flight-control computer and one engine to fly.