The Latest Breaking News from Pratt Whitney

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Avia, an aircraft leasing company, warns carriers may have to reduce flights due to a lack of planes following safety concerns

Plane deliveries have slowed down after a panel on an Alaska Airlines flight was ripped out mid air leaving passengers fearing for their lives

Explore the top 10 advanced military engines shaping the future of warfare and defense systems.

JetBlue and Spirit Airlines plan to appeal a federal judge's ruling blocking their merger, aiming to compete more effectively in the airline industry.

Some Airbus passenger jets will need to have their engines removed and inspected in the coming months because engine maker Pratt & Whitney is finding a problem with metal powder used in some parts

An aerospace and defense giant that employs thousands in Connecticut and has century-old roots in the state is getting a new name.

How GoFirst became bankrupt and a detailed explantion of the high operational costs that India’s aircraft industry faces

BANGALORE: Go First Airlines (India) Ltd owner Wadia Group is completely committed to the airline and had no plans to exit it, the airline's chief executive told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday.

After Go First filed for bankruptcy blaming jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney (P&W) for grounding half of its fleet, the US aerospace major hit back stating that the budget airline has a "lengthy history of missing its financial obligations." Read further on Dynamite News:

More shop visits for parts and repairs and rising jet engine manufacturing powered a 16% increase in second-quarter sales at Pratt & Whitney, its parent company, Raytheon Technologies Corp., said Tuesday.