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Pratt & Whitney completes key F135 engine upgrade review, advancing F-35 Block 4 capabilities.

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15 Sep 2026
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Pratt & Whitney completes key F135 engine upgrade review, advancing F-35 Block 4 capabilities.

Pratt & Whitney has successfully completed the Risk Reduction Design Review for the F135 Engine Core Upgrade, a critical step validating the engine's design maturity and readiness for production. This upgrade enhances power and thermal management to support advanced sensors and weapons for all F-35 variants, enabling Block 4 and future capabilities. The program is on track to improve fleet readiness and provide a cost-effective modernization path, with the upgrade designed as a drop-in solution for new and existing aircraft. Pratt & Whitney continues to support a global F-35 fleet with over 1,500 engines delivered to 20 allied nations.

Pratt & Whitney's F135 Engine Core Upgrade is the subject, with this Pluang market snapshot for Industrials-sector US stocks as of Sep 15, 2026 16:51 WIB: Of 75 stocks, only 17 rose while 52 fell. Notably, TECK was priced at USD 63.98 with a 1-day change of -3.43%, contrasting with SBLK at USD 29.99 down 2.72%, and EH at USD 4.42 down 2.00%.

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