How are we Powering Next-generation Aircraft? @RTXCorporation
How are we Powering Next-generation Aircraft? @RTXCorporation
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Jill Albertelli, president of Military Engines for Pratt & Whitney, highlights the fifth generation F135 engine for the F-35, the upgraded F100 engine for the F-16, and the sixth generation fighter engine for the B-21 and other advanced aircraft. Her team supports 7,000 military engines powering 34 armed forces worldwide.
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How are we Powering Next-generation Aircraft?

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