Core Insights - Pratt & Whitney is developing a new family of engines with thrust capabilities ranging from 500 to 1,800 pounds, aimed at powering munitions and Collaborative Combat Aircraft [1][2] - The development is led by the GATORWORKS team, focusing on speed and affordability, utilizing scalable architecture and additive manufacturing to reduce timelines [2] - A second series of tests for the engine family is scheduled for early 2026 to validate key design features, with availability for both domestic and international customers [2] Company Overview - Pratt & Whitney, part of RTX, is a leader in aircraft engine design, manufacturing, and servicing for military, commercial, and civil aviation since 1925, supporting over 90,000 in-service engines globally [3] - RTX is the largest aerospace and defense company, employing over 185,000 people and generating more than $80 billion in sales for 2024, with a focus on advancing aviation and integrated defense systems [4]