The F135 turbofan engine from Pratt & Whitney powers every variant of the F-35 Lightning II (making it one of the 8 fighter jets with Pratt & Whitney engines powering them) and is the most advanced ...

The Pratt And Whitney F135 engine powers the F-35 Lightning II and produces over 40,000 pounds of thrust, making it one of the most powerful fighter jet engines ever built. Its design combines extreme ...

Pratt & Whitney is seeing significant interest among international customers for its planned F135 Engine Core Upgrade (ECU) programme. “It’s the necessary upgrade to the engine that matches upgrades ...

The U.S. Department of War recently awarded a $670 million contract modification to Pratt & Whitney to work on F135 engines that power F-35 fighter jets. The contract modification was disclosed this ...

The Department of Defense said Friday the cost-plus-incentive-fee, fixed-price-incentive-fee modification expands the scope of the initial contract to include the production and delivery of 141 F135 ...

The $2.8B contract funds 141 F135 engines for U.S. services and allies, securing production, spares, and upgrades through February 2028. Pratt & Whitney has been awarded a major contract, valued at ...

Pratt & Whitney‘s military engines business has received a potential $1.6 billion contract from the U.S. Navy to provide sustainment activities for F135 propulsion systems used across the F-35 ...

The U.S. Dept. of Defense made a $2.88-billion award to Pratt & Whitney in a modification to a prior contract for manufacturing 141 more F135 engines. Those engines are the power source for the F-35 ...

Finland is building a new facility to provide MRO support for the F135 powerplant under offset agreements following its procurement of the F-35. Pictured here is an F135 engine in a test rig. (Pratt & ...

Pratt & Whitney has a $256.3-million order to procure long-lead materials for F-35 propulsion systems, specifically spares for engines currently in service or in production.