Pratt & Whitney Canada celebrates 1 billion flying hours and 60 years of PT6 innovation
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Pratt & Whitney Canada is the leader in the small engine aviation segment, and has revolutionized the industry with unwavering commitment to excellence. In 2023, P&WC celebrates a milestone year, including achievement of one billion flying hours since the formation of the company nearly 100 years ago, and 60 years of excellence and innovation for the PT6 engine family. P&WC engines power missions across a diverse portfolio - including Business Aviation, General Aviation, Regional Aviation, Helicopter Aviation and Auxiliary Power Units - and are shaping a future with engines that are setting benchmarks towards reliability and sustainability.
Reporting from the Paris Air Show, Joe Diebolder @flywithcaptainjoe a Boeing 747 Pilot and aviation content creator, interviews Irene Makris, Vice President, Customer Service, Pratt & Whitney Canada at the Paris Air Show, to learn more about this year of milestones.
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i WORK FOR 18 YEARS in plant 5 on the PT6 line as a assembler grade 2 employee 23926 had to quit for personal reason ( ex wife ) but one thing I could tell you, what they say how proud, meticulous and conscientious the employees are is totally true I never work with so much profoundness professionalism then the years I work there these 18 years and event now that I am 68 years old these concept are still whit me in my day to day work. Thanks you Pratt & Whitney Canada for having gave me the chance to be part of your organization and if it was not for a very dirty divorce I would still be there. If you ever get the chance to be part of this wounder full organization grab it, this is not a job this is a passion getting born for a grate team!
Quality control and reliability must be improved as the GTF program has not gone well for P&W.