HTA MH370 Shadow Wing — Certified Rolls-Royce Trent 892 Engine Core

The HTA MH370 Shadow Wing Rolls-Royce Trent 892 Engine Core is a complete, certified-unserviceable high-pressure core module extracted from a decommissioned Trent 892 turbofan engine of the series powering the Boeing 777-200ER fleet worldwide, representing one of the most technically complex and educationally valuable aerospace components available in the civilian market. The HP core module comprises the high-pressure compressor drum assembly, the combustion chamber and liner assembly, the high-pressure turbine disk and blade assembly, and the associated casing structure, all fully intact and in the as-removed condition following Rolls-Royce’s certified teardown procedure at an authorized maintenance facility. Blade profiles in both the HP compressor and HP turbine stages show the compound lean and sweep geometries for which the Trent 892 HP section is recognized in aerodynamics literature, allowing direct physical examination of aerospace turbomachinery design principles that are typically visible only through sectioned display specimens. The combustion chamber liner shows the dilution hole pattern and thermal barrier coating applied by Rolls-Royce’s Derby manufacturing facility, providing a genuine reference specimen for combustion engineering research and advanced aerospace training curricula. An original Rolls-Royce engine log card, build record summary, and HTA’s certified-unserviceable tag with chain-of-custody documentation are included. The core module is preserved in HTA’s aerospace component storage fluid and packed in a custom wooden crate with internal foam cradle. Suitable for aerospace university departments, technical training providers, aviation museums, and serious private collectors with appropriate storage facilities. Weight: approximately 820 kg assembled