Pratt & Whitney Canada Lands $1 Billion Engine Overhaul Deal

A nine-year contract worth $1 billion will see RTX subsidiary Pratt & Whitney Canada take charge of the U.S. Joint Primary Aircraft Training System’s engine fleet. The agreement, awarded by V2X, secures a critical maintenance pipeline for the military’s T-6 trainer aircraft, sustaining operations through the next decade.

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Pratt & Whitney Canada Lands $1 Billion Engine Overhaul Deal

The project centers on overhauling more than 750 PT6A-68 engines, the reliable powerplants behind the military’s T-6 training fleet. V2X, the Reston, Virginia-based defense contractor overseeing maintenance and supply logistics for these aircraft, tapped the RTX division to lead the technical restoration efforts.

Work will take place at Pratt & Whitney’s specialized plant in Bridgeport, West Virginia. The facility has managed this specific engine series for over four decades and currently supports a local workforce of approximately 500 people.

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