Rolls-Royce’s Dahlewitz plant is currently operating at full capacity due to sustained demand for its Pearl engine family, which drives business jets. Production levels have reached figures not observed since the BR series engines were manufactured there. Senior Vice President Philipp Zeller indicated that this output surge reflects continued interest in Rolls-Royce's propulsion solutions. The increased production volume aims to achieve a target of 300 Pearl engines annually. This activity directly addresses the void left by the discontinued BR710 and BR725 engine programs within the facility.
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