Pratt&Whitney Canada and Raytheon Aircraft

Edited by David Rimmer August 01, 2001
Pratt&Whitney Canada and Raytheon Aircraft have agreed to jointly develop the PW625F, a turbofan engine designed specifically for general aviation aircraft. A ``technology demonstration'' version of the 2,500-pound-thrust engine is expected to run before the end of the year, with first flight aboard...

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