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...US aerospace and defence group RTX has appointed the former head of its Pratt & Whitney business as its new chief executive, as it continues to navigate the recall of aircraft engines made by the unit....
...Pratt & Whitney parent RTX Corp, formerly Raytheon Technologies, said last month it discovered contaminants in the metal used to manufacture some engine parts, and airlines have been rushing to avoid cancellations...
...The company left that segment more than a decade ago when it pulled out of a joint venture with Pratt & Whitney of the US....
...Airlines should consider curtailing capacity beyond anything Pratt & Whitney engine recalls have coincidentally required....
...Both plane makers are evaluating new engine designs from the main suppliers, which include Rolls-Royce, Pratt & Whitney and CFM International, the joint venture between France’s Safran and America’s GE Aerospace...
...And while Looney’s departure could “reignite” speculation over BP as a potential takeover target, as Jefferies’ Giacomo Romeo suggested, the company is in desperate need of someone who can put up a united...
...Growth at Raytheon in 2022 was a solid 6 per cent, much of it driven by double-digit gains at its aerospace units Collins and Pratt & Whitney....
...The combined group, which includes Raytheon’s defence and missile businesses, engine maker Pratt & Whitney and Collins Aerospace, had identified “more than $10bn of revenue opportunities” from sharing technologies...
...The company left the market nearly a decade ago when it pulled out of a joint venture with Pratt & Whitney of the US....
...Like Cummings, Gove is hopeful that Brexit Britain can respond to emerging technologies and threats more adeptly and rapidly....
...US aviation regulators have ordered airlines to inspect certain Pratt & Whitney engines on Boeing jets for invisible cracks on the fan blades before the planes are flown again....
...A big part of this challenge will fall to the engine makers, notably CFM, Britain’s Rolls-Royce and Pratt & Whitney, part of Raytheon, all of whom are developing or exploring different technologies to decrease...
...A regional spokeswoman for Pratt & Whitney referred questions about the impact of the US defence department’s move to parent company Raytheon Technologies....
...“Somewhere there is likely to be a role for hydrogen and we will be ready,” said Michael Winter, senior fellow for advanced technology at US aero-engine group Pratt & Whitney....
...They are pushing for such items as hazard pay for frontline workers, streamlined unemployment payments, a “living wage” for delivery workers, a city public health corps and free public transit, among many...
...At the same time it inked a deal with engine-maker Pratt & Whitney allowing Delta TechOps, the airline’s mechanic corps, to repair Pratt & Whitney engines, on their own planes and others....
...CFM International, a joint venture between General Electric of the US and Safran of France, won the order even though IndiGo has an existing relationship with Pratt & Whitney, owned by United Technologies...
...Today, its primary peers – GE, Safran and Pratt & Whitney (part of Raytheon Technologies) – still enjoy much stronger balance sheets and are more diversified....
...group Pratt & Whitney....
...United Technologies Corp and Raytheon on Sunday agreed to an all-share merger that will create a new aerospace and defence giant and challenge the industry’s longstanding pecking order....
...The US state department said on Wednesday that it had formally notified Congress of the proposed sale of the 32 Lockheed F-35 fighter jets, as well as 33 Pratt & Whitney F135 engines....
...aero-engine group Pratt & Whitney....
...United Technologies will be comprised of Pratt & Whitney jet engines and the Rockwell Collins business it acquired in November for $23bn....
...United Technologies, the American industrial giant behind Otis elevators, Pratt & Whitney aero engines and Carrier air conditioners, received a disappointed reaction to its plan to split into three companies...
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