The project added full engine-test capabilities in Indianapolis and West Lafayette to support production for the B-52 bomber and other defense aircraft.
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The project added full engine-test capabilities in Indianapolis and West Lafayette to support production for the B-52 bomber and other defense aircraft.
Published Aug. 31, 2026
Rolls-Royce's manufacturing campus in Indianapolis, Indiana. The company has completed a $1 billion, decade-long investment to support engine production for U.S. military aircraft.
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