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Pratt & Whitney
Aerospace and defenseEast Hartford, ConnecticutNot disclosed employees
More about Pratt & Whitney
RTX business that designs, builds and services engines for commercial airliners, military aircraft, business jets and helicopters
Revenue
$32.9B
Fiscal 2025, up 17%
Employees
Not disclosed
Stock
Subsidiary of RTX
RTX trades on the New York Stock Exchange
Headquarters
East Hartford, Connecticut
CEO
Shane Eddy
President since March 2022; Jill Albertelli succeeds him January 2027
Main businessesGTF commercial engines, F135 and other military engines, business jet and general aviation engines, auxiliary power units
Current strategyPart of RTX’s push to expand production capacity and work down its backlog, with the GTF engine family and F135 as its major programs
Recent workforce changesSmall cut of salaried positions globally in January 2025, incl. East Hartford; number not disclosed
CompetitorsGE Aerospace, Rolls-Royce, Safran
Related companiesRTXGE AerospaceCollins Aerospace
Checked October 11, 2026 · Sources: rtx.com, rtx.com (2), wfsb.com
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