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Pratt & Whitney: agreement with General Electric for the supply of aeronautic engines' components

New York, USA - "Wall Street Journal" wrote it

Pratt & Whitney, American group United Technologies’ company, according to last days "Wall Street Journal" wrote, could announce short-time the agreement with General Electric for the supply of aeronautical engine’s components made by General Electric. This last lately won the supply for 200 CFM56-3 engines to fit up on United Airlines planes.

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 136110
Rome, Italy, 02/16/2006 22:52
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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