MRO & Production

Hawaiian and JetBlue Airways sign P&W EcoPower engine wash

Hawaiian and Jet Blue Airways have signed agreements for Pratt & Whittneys EcoPower engine wash. JetBlue Airways will begin Pratt & Whitney EcoPower engine washes on its fleet of V2500 and CF34 engines. JetBlue will initially start washes at John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport in New York and at Orlando International Airport (MCO) in

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First P&W GMS Life Limited Parts for CFM56-3 engine enter revenue service

The first European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) approved Pratt & Whitney Global Material Solution (GMS) life limited parts for the CFM56-3 engine have entered revenue service in Europe with Jet2.com. Pratt & Whitney received EASA approval for all 19 GMS CFM56-3 engine life limited parts late last year.

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Air France Industries, KLM E&M select Hamilton Sundstrand's REVIMA APU

Air France Industries and KLM Engineering & Maintenance have selected Hamilton Sundstrand’s REVIMA APU business to provide Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) repair services under a long-term maintenance service plan agreement. The agreement covers the PW901A and the TSCP 700-4E APUs, in support of 63 Boeing 747-400 and 10 MD11 aircraft. REVIMA APU is a wholly-owned

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Woodward awarded contract for Bombardier CSeries

Bombardier awarded Woodward MPC the contract to supply the TQA (Throttle Quadrant Assembly) for the CSeries family of aircraft. The CSeries aircraft family includes the single-aisle, 130-passenger CS300 and 110-passenger CS100 jets. Both are expected to enter into service in 2013. Woodward MPC, part of the Airframe Systems business segment for Woodward, manufactures the NGA

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Goodrich completes flight testing with Boeing Next-Generation 737 carbon brake

Goodrich has successfully completed flight testing of its Boeing Next-Generation 737 wheels and carbon brakes. Formal certification of the equipment is expected in the second half of 2009, and the brakes available for delivery on production airplanes in the first half of 2010. The new wheels and carbon brakes, which will be fully compatible with

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