SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines
SOLO Aircraft Engines

Welcome to SOLO® Aircraft Engines

AIRCRAFT ENGINES AND PROPULSION SYSTEMS FROM SINDELFINGEN

Moving into the future together through service and innovation – built on tradition.

Since 1963, SOLO has been developing and manufacturing aircraft engines for motor gliders. Today, the majority of powered gliders worldwide fly with a SOLO propulsion system – from proven two-stroke engines to the first EASA-certified electric propulsion system of its kind.

OUR PROPULSION SYSTEMS

Series 2350 – The Classic

More than 1,000 aircraft worldwide fly with this propulsion system. It is used as the 2350 B and BS in the Technoflug Piccolo motor glider, as the 2350 C in the Ventus cm and DG 1000T, and as the 2350 D in Schempp-Hirth two-seater gliders.

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Series 2625 – Water-Cooled and Self-Launching

In service since 1998 in self-launching gliders from Schempp-Hirth, DG Flugzeugbau, Binder, and HPH. The 262502i version is available with modern electronic fuel injection.

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Electric Propulsion System 80400

Since June 2023, SOLO has offered the 80400, the first EASA-certified electric propulsion system of its kind – combining six decades of aircraft engine expertise with state-of-the-art electric propulsion technology.

WHY SOLO

Approved and Certified

SOLO is certified by EASA as a Design Organization, Production Organization, and Maintenance Organization.

Proven in Service

More than 1,000 aircraft worldwide have been flying with SOLO propulsion systems for over 40 years.

Trusted by Manufacturers

Schempp-Hirth, DG Flugzeugbau, Binder, HPH, and Technoflug rely on SOLO propulsion systems.

Reliable Service and Support

Spare parts supply, technical bulletins, and maintenance services – directly from the manufacturer.

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CAREERS AT SOLO

We are a small team with significant responsibility. Everyone who builds or tests an engine knows exactly which aircraft it will eventually power. Short communication paths, direct decision-making, and a technically demanding, highly regulated environment where precision matters.

We are looking for people who are passionate about engineering and eager to help shape the future of aviation.

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