“Pratt & Whitney appreciates IAG’s faith in the GTF engine, which has demonstrated its promised fuel burn savings, emissions, and reduction in noise footprint,” said Chris Calio, president, Commercial Engines. “The PurePower GTF engine is a game-changing, break-through technology with more than 200,000 hours of passenger service. There are 67 aircraft with 13 operators flying 250 flights per day to over 100 destinations on four continents.”
PARIS AIR SHOW, Paris, June 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/
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