Pratt & Whitney Secures $1B Military Contract and New Engine Orders
Pratt & Whitney has announced a $1 billion contract for military engine sustainment and new commercial engine orders from British Airways and Jackson Square Aviation. The advancements in 3D-printed engine technology, particularly with the TJ150 turbojet, signify a shift towards more efficient and cost-effective production methods in aerospace.

Pratt & Whitney has secured a $1 billion U.S. military engine sustainment contract. The company also received orders for GTF engines from British Airways and Jackson Square Aviation for A320neo aircraft.
A successful demonstration test of the TJ150 turbojet engine, which features nearly 60% 3D-printed components, indicates potential for faster production and reduced costs. This engine, designed for expendable systems, supports various missile applications and has seen over 2,700 units delivered globally. Additive manufacturing is central to Pratt & Whitney's strategy, enhancing design simplicity and production scalability, crucial for meeting rising defense demands.




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