Pratt & Whitney's engine technology: Powering India's AF
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Pratt & Whitney's engine technology: Powering India's AF

With a remarkable presence across 34 armed forces worldwide, Pratt & Whitney has more than 7,000 military engines in active service, propelling a diverse fleet of tactical, strategic, and mobility aircraft. Among its impressive lineup, the 5th Generation F135 engine, designed for the F-35 fighter, stands out as the most potent and advanced fighter engine globally.

The F135 engine builds upon the foundation of the proven F119 engine, inheriting its operational excellence and incorporating cutting-edge stealth capabilities. Notably, these remarkable engines were recently witnessed in action in the skies over Bengaluru, India, during Aero India 2023.

Ashmita Sethi, President and Country Head of Pratt & Whitney, India (UTCIPL), remarked on the occasion, underlining the significance of Pratt & Whitney's contribution to aerospace technology and its growing presence in the Indian aviation landscape.

With a remarkable presence across 34 armed forces worldwide, Pratt & Whitney has more than 7,000 military engines in active service, propelling a diverse fleet of tactical, strategic, and mobility aircraft. Among its impressive lineup, the 5th Generation F135 engine, designed for the F-35 fighter, stands out as the most potent and advanced fighter engine globally. The F135 engine builds upon the foundation of the proven F119 engine, inheriting its operational excellence and incorporating cutting-edge stealth capabilities. Notably, these remarkable engines were recently witnessed in action in the skies over Bengaluru, India, during Aero India 2023. Ashmita Sethi, President and Country Head of Pratt & Whitney, India (UTCIPL), remarked on the occasion, underlining the significance of Pratt & Whitney's contribution to aerospace technology and its growing presence in the Indian aviation landscape.

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