Pratt & Whitney Canada is investing CAD 275 million to enhance its manufacturing operations at the Longueuil, Quebec facility, its largest site with nearly 4,500 employees. The investment, supported by Canadian and Quebec government agencies, will add automated production lines, modern machinery, and advanced digital processes to boost efficiency and precision. This move strengthens Pratt & Whitney Canada's industrial capacity to meet growing global demand and reinforces its key role in the Quebec aerospace sector. The upgrade will help the company better support customers producing engines for various aviation platforms.
OpenAI and Anthropic increased their federal lobbying spending to a record $3.17 million in Q2 2026, up 23% from Q1, as they prepare for upcoming IPOs and the midterm elections. Anthropic spent $1.97 million, surpassing Nvidia, while OpenAI spent $1....
Collins Aerospace and Etihad Airways Engineering have formed a joint venture to provide maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 widebody aircraft in Abu Dhabi. The JV will relocate Collins' nacelle operations t...
Tigerair Taiwan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Pratt & Whitney to equip 15 Airbus A321neo aircraft with GTF engines, including four firm and 11 leased planes. Pratt & Whitney will also provide a 12-year EngineWise maintenance service a...
Raytheon has secured a $1.8 billion contract extension to produce SPY-6 radars for the U.S. Navy, with potential total value reaching $3.3 billion if options are exercised. The SPY-6 radar, already installed on 13 Navy ships and tested at sea, will b...
Pratt & Whitney Canada has started ground testing the flight-standard hybrid-electric propulsion system and propeller for the RTX Hybrid-Electric Flight Demonstrator in Quebec. This system combines a thermal engine with a 1-megawatt electric motor to...
