Credit: RTX
Pratt & Whitney’s aftermarket sales have driven a 50% rise in second-quarter operating profit for the RTX subsidiary, more than offsetting a slight dip in original equipment (OE) revenue. Operating profit was $738 million, although RTX noted that last year’s comparable result was impacted by a $100...
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