How are we bringing tomorrow’s technology into today’s engines? @RTXCorporation
How are we bringing tomorrow’s technology into today’s engines?  @RTXCorporation
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Pratt & Whitney will help airlines meet record demand by delivering engines that stay on wing longer, fly farther and operate more efficiently. With air travel growing worldwide, these new technologies will become critical drivers of airline performance. Amy Comer, vice president, GTF Engines, explains how the GTF Advantage engine, set to enter service this year, and the GTF Hot Section Plus upgrade option for today’s GTF engine, will positively impact airline operating economics. Learn more about the GTF engine: rtxcorp.co/4tdcNjV


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