Tests could mean engine or fan retrofit for P&W-powered F-15s, F-16s
Pratt & Whitney wrapped up nearly four months of tests on a more durable version of its F100-PW-229 turbofan in early March, P&W reported Friday, paving the way either for U.S. Air Force buys of the new engine, the -229A, or retrofits of its new fan. The upgraded engine, which benefits from work...
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