EAST HARTFORD, Conn.,
Sept. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/
-- Pratt & Whitney recently signed five new contracts for
its Engine Management Program (EMP) service in which Pratt &
Whitney monitors and helps maintain customers' engine performance.
Pratt & Whitney is a United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX)
company.
Through these agreements, Pratt & Whitney has two new
U.S.-based customers -- Southern Air, located in Norwalk, Conn., with an eight-year EMP
agreement for 12 PW4000 engines and Capital Cargo, based out of
Orlando, Fla., with a five-year
EMP agreement for six PW2000 engines. Internationally, China Cargo has signed a three-year EMP
agreement on four of its PW2000 engines. Greece-based Astra Airlines has signed a
three-year EMP agreement for two V2500 engines and Icelandair has
agreed to a five-year EMP agreement for eight PW4060 engines.
"Pratt & Whitney's Engine Management Program ensures our
customers' engines receive the finest care and attention possible
while increasing their productivity and operating efficiency," said
Lou Quattrochi, Pratt & Whitney
Commercial Programs vice president. "We are excited to work with
these new customers to support their Pratt & Whitney-powered
aircraft."
Pratt & Whitney is a world leader in the design, manufacture
and service of aircraft engines, space propulsion systems and
industrial gas turbines. United Technologies, based in
Hartford, Conn., is a diversified
company providing high technology products and services to the
global aerospace and commercial building industries.
Learn more at: www.pw.utc.com
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Leo
Makowski
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Katy
Padgett
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Global
Services Partners
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Commercial
Engines
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860-565-1655
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860-565-3433
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leo.makowski@pw.utc.com
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kathleen.padgett@pw.utc.com
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SOURCE Pratt & Whitney