Pratt & Whitney Canada, an RTX business, has signed a 15‑year maintenance agreement with Singapore Airlines covering 34 APS5000 auxiliary power units that support the carrier’s Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The deal offers tailored maintenance solutions aimed at peak performance, predictable costs and long‑term reliability.
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The 15‑year contract for 34 APS5000 APUs secures long‑term sustainment and predictable MRO costs for Singapore Airlines’ 787 fleet, reducing exposure to unscheduled APU-related disruptions.
This is part of a broader aftermarket trend where OEMs and service providers expand channel and maintenance partnerships (see the recent Honeywell channel partner appointment).
APU reliability has material operational impacts — military and civil operators have recently tightened APU use or faced restrictions when failures emerged (example: the USAF restricted KC-46 APU use).
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