Pratt & Whitney has agreed to cover half of Wizz Air’s costs, the report says. The arrangement sees the engine maker assume 50% of charges the carrier faces, shifting a significant portion of the airline's financial exposure to its engine supplier while full terms remain undisclosed.
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Pratt & Whitney will assume 50% of Wizz Air's reported costs — an immediate, material reallocation of financial responsibility between an airline and an engine supplier.
The agreement sits against recent supplier-driven disruption in narrowbody engines, notably ongoing Pratt & Whitney GTF availability problems, and follows broader fleet timing and delivery discussions for Wizz Air including delivery deferral talks.
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