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Pratt & Whitney's 3D Printing Innovation Aims to Cut GTF Engine Repair Time by Over 60%

Pratt & Whitney has introduced an additive manufacturing repair process designed for its geared turbofan (GTF) engines. Developed at their technology accelerator in Florida, the new method is expected to significantly reduce repair times, but further industrialization is required before widespread implementation.

2025-04-08T03:15:51.442890-07:00

Aviation Week

Porter Airlines Faces Persistent Challenges with Pratt & Whitney PW1000G Engines

2025-04-04T03:32:46.715816-07:00

Aviation Source

Binter Orders Four ATR 72-600s with PW127XT Engines for Fleet Modernization

2025-02-13T13:53:32.809440-08:00

FlightGlobal

airBaltic Scraps 4,670 Summer 2025 Flights Over A220 P&W Engine Delays

2025-01-02T01:40:53.066293-08:00

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Pratt & Whitney to Introduce GTF Advantage Updates for Existing Engines Starting next year, Pratt & Whitney will begin retrofitting in-service PW1100G geared turbofan engines with enhancements from their new GTF Advantage line. These updates are expected to improve durability and performance, and bolster competitiveness in the narrowbody market.

2025-04-22T12:17:22.118573-07:00

Pratt & Whitney to Introduce GTF Advantage Updates for Existing Engines

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Transat secures new P&W ‘support agreement’ for engine-related aircraft groundings

2025-04-18T11:44:07.714032-07:00

Transat secures new P&W ‘suppo

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Pratt & Whitney's 747SP Testbed Aircraft Moves to Storage at Pinal Airpark Pratt & Whitney has relocated one of its rare Boeing 747SP aircraft, used as an engine testbed, to storage at Pinal Airpark in Arizona. This move highlights a shift in their testing strategies for new engine technologies amidst evolving market demands.

2025-04-15T11:16:02.185481-07:00

Pratt & Whitney's 747SP Testbed Aircraft Moves to Storage at Pinal Airpark

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Pratt & Whitney's 3D Printing Innovation Aims to Cut GTF Engine Repair Time by Over 60% Pratt & Whitney has introduced an additive manufacturing repair process designed for its geared turbofan (GTF) engines. Developed at their technology accelerator in Florida, the new method is expected to significantly reduce repair times, but further industrialization is required before widespread implementation.

2025-04-08T03:15:51.442890-07:00

Pratt & Whitney's 3D Printing Innovation Aims to Cut GTF Engine Repair Time by Over 60%

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Porter Airlines Faces Persistent Challenges with Pratt & Whitney PW1000G Engines Porter Airlines reports ongoing difficulties with the Pratt & Whitney PW1000G engines on its Embraer E195-E2 fleet, indicating no immediate solution in sight. These engine issues continue to impact operations and highlight broader challenges within the aerospace supply chain.

2025-04-04T03:32:46.715816-07:00

Porter Airlines Faces Persistent Challenges with Pratt & Whitney PW1000G Engines

FlightGlobal

Global Interest Surges for Pratt & Whitney F135 Engine Upgrade Pratt & Whitney reports significant international interest in its F135 Engine Core Upgrade (ECU) program, emphasizing its potential impact on military aviation capabilities. The ECU aims to enhance engine performance and longevity, attracting attention from various international defense sectors seeking advanced propulsion solutions.

2025-03-25T21:28:43.779280-07:00

Global Interest Surges for Pratt & Whitney F135 Engine Upgrade

Aviation Week

SWISS A220-300 Incident: Preliminary Report Reveals Engine Gear Damage The preliminary report on the Dec. 24, 2024 incident involving Swiss International Air Lines' Airbus A220-300 indicates that engine gear damage was a key factor. This finding could have implications for the A220 fleet and maintenance protocols across the industry.

2025-03-20T08:36:25.627807-07:00

SWISS A220-300 Incident: Preliminary Report Reveals Engine Gear Damage

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Finland Advances F-35 Engine Facility Construction in Nokia Finland's progress on the assembly and maintenance facilities for Pratt & Whitney F135 engines in Linnavuori, Nokia, signifies a boost in local capabilities for F-35 stealth fighter jet support. This reflects strategic enhancement in defense infrastructure, crucial for maintaining operational readiness.

2025-03-17T20:35:26.089219-07:00

Finland Advances F-35 Engine Facility Construction in Nokia

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