Developed at the company’s facility in Velká Bíteš, the TJ200 delivers continuous thrust of 2,280 newtons and up to 2,700 newtons for 30 seconds. This marks a significant increase in performance compared to the company’s existing engine range.
The TJ200 features a new design approach and includes advanced FADEC electronic control, a BLDC starter-generator, and a fuel-lubricated system. It also offers low fuel consumption within its performance category.
Designed for drones, guided missiles, target drones, and marine applications, the engine combines high thrust with compact dimensions. Its seawater resistance further broadens its operational use in defence and unmanned systems.
“We are receiving preliminary orders from major manufacturers from different parts of the world,” said PBS GROUP CEO Ing. Petr Kádner. “The design of the new engine is designed to meet current customer requirements, and we believe that the PBS TJ200 will soon become the flagship product of our portfolio.”
PBS is also working with Ukrainian company Ivchenko Progress on the AI-PBS-350 jet engine, intended for cruise missiles and larger unmanned aerial vehicles. This project was first presented at the Farnborough International Airshow in 2024.
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