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| 1937–1943 | 1943–1959 | 1959–2007 | 2007–present |
Rotol Airscrews[]
1937–1943[]
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LOGO MISSING |
In 1937, Rolls-Royce and Bristol Aeroplane Company formed Rotol Airscrews to take over both of their propeller developments.
Rotol Limited[]
1943–1959[]
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SVG NEEDED |
Dowty Rotol[]
1959–2007[]
Dowty Propellers[]
2007–present[]
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SVG NEEDED |
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Dowty Propellers |
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| Legal successor:
GE Aerospace (CFM International (50%)1, Dowty Propellers, GE Aviation Systems) Former/Defunct subsidiaries and divisions Notes
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