Credit: Airbus - Herve Gousse
Groundings and wing-to-wing turnaround times (TATs) of Pratt & Whitney PW1000G geared turbofans that require inspections for parts at risk of having contaminated material remain consistent with company projections, RTX CEO Chris Calio said. “There’s no change to our [airplane on ground, or AOG] peak...
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