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Pratt & Whitney Opens 845,000 Square Foot Engine Work Site in Oklahoma City

Pratt & Whitney Opens 845,000 Square Foot Engine Work Site in Oklahoma City
US Air Force insignia on an aging jet plane.

RTX's [RTX] Pratt & Whitney said on Tuesday that it has opened its largest engine work site--845,000 square feet of space in Oklahoma City next to the U.S. Air Force Oklahoma Air Logistics Complex at Tinker AFB, Okla. "The $255 million investment will enable Pratt & Whitney to meet the growing demands of both U.S. and global defense customers for the F135, F117, TF33, F100 and F119 engines," Pratt & Whitney said. The new site is to double Pratt &…

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