Credit: Airbus Operations Gmbh 2015
AUSTIN, Texas—Pratt & Whitney President for commercial engines Rick Deurloo said the company is committed to growing engine output to manufacturers and airline in-service fleets, but balancing the two requirements will remain a challenge. “We have grown our operational output 20%; MRO output was up...
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