RTX's Pratt & Whitney adds ITP Aero to GTF MRO Network

Core Insights - Pratt & Whitney expands its GTF engine maintenance network by adding ITP Aero as the 21st MRO facility, enhancing support for PW1500G and PW1900G engines [1][3] - ITP Aero has been a long-term partner in the GTF program, contributing to manufacturing and design, and now extends its role to include MRO services [2][3] - The GTF MRO network now comprises 21 facilities across four continents, providing comprehensive aftermarket services under Pratt & Whitney's EngineWise® solutions [3] Company Overview: ITP Aero - ITP Aero specializes in designing, developing, and providing lifecycle propulsion services for aeroengines, with a workforce of nearly 6,000 across 14 sites in 5 countries [4] - The company plays a significant role in the aviation industry, contributing to 40% of all commercial aircraft engine deliveries annually and powering 6 aircraft take-offs every minute [4] Company Overview: Pratt & Whitney - Pratt & Whitney, a business unit of RTX, is a leader in aircraft engine design, manufacture, and service, supporting over 90,000 in-service engines globally [5] - The company has a long history of innovation in aircraft propulsion technologies since its founding in 1925 [5] Company Overview: RTX - RTX is the largest aerospace and defense company globally, with over 185,000 employees and 2024 sales exceeding $80 billion [6] - The company focuses on advancing aviation and integrated defense systems through its leading businesses, including Collins Aerospace and Raytheon [6]