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The first two days of the world's biggest air show saw bumper orders from Indian airlines looking to cash in on a rapid rebound in travel since the pandemic and forecasts for continued strong growth in the world's most populous country. In a sign of robust demand elsewhere, industry sources told Reuters on Wednesday that European planemaker Airbus was also putting the finishing touches to a deal with Mexican low-cost carrier Viva Aerobus for 90 narrowbody jets, though the deal would fal...

Jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney flagged "solid progress" in the aerospace supply chain on Wednesday, addressing a key area of concern for planemakers as they continue to rack up orders at the Paris Airshow.

Georgia welcomes the expansion of the aerospace industry with the $206 million investment from Pratt & Whitney.

Paris hosts first air show in 4 years as aviation industry struggles to manage growth after travellers stormed back to the skies in force post Covid-19 pandemic | Travel

By Will Feuer Raytheon Technologies said its Pratt & Whitney business plans to invest $206 million to expand its footprint and capabilities in Columbus,...

Raytheon Technologies Corp's (NYSE: RTX) Pratt & Whitney disclosed the investment of $206 million to 

Eorgia Gov. Brian Kemp may be at the prestigious Paris Air Show, but it did not stop him from making a significant economic development announcement impacting Columbus. Pratt & Whitney, which specializes in aircraft and helicopter engines, will expand their operations in Columbus. The $206 million investment in the Columbus facility will create about 400 new jobs.

By Will Feuer Raytheon Technologies said its Pratt & Whitney business plans to invest $206 million to expand its footprint and capabilities in Columbus, Georgia, where it maintains... | June 20, 2023

The investment is expected to create around 400 new jobs by the end of 2028.

(The Center Square) — A company specializing in aircraft and helicopter engines plans to expand its Columbus operations, but its not clear how much the state offered in taxpayer-backed incentives.