East Hartford, CT—As part of its centennial celebration, Pratt & Whitney is hosting a global traveling exhibit across 11 sites and unveiling a historical marker at its original headquarters in Hartford, Connecticut.
EAST HARTFORD, CT—Pratt & Whitney has introduced a cutting-edge additive manufacturing repair process that significantly reduces turnaround time for GTF engine components—cutting process time by more than 60%.
MIDDLETOWN, CT—Pratt and Whitney unveiled a new state-of-the-art assembly line here. The horizontal assembly line suspends the engine from the ceiling, so it can move up, down and around, instead of the workers having to do all that. The assembly line will make engines for the Airbus 320 Neo passenger jet and the F-35 joint strike fighter.
HARTFORD, CT—In the opening salvo of contract talks, Pratt & Whitney management is asking the Machinist union to give up 252 jobs at its East Hartford, CT, and Middletown, CT, plants, clearing the way for the company to bring in outside contractors for material handling work.
PALM BEACH, FL—On the heels of being approved for a $4.79 million economic incentive package, Pratt & Whitney is expected to add 230 jobs at its assembly plant here.
MIDDLETOWN, CT—Pratt & Whitney has decided to assemble the engines for the Airbus A320 at its assembly plant here, preserving thousands of manufacturing jobs.