RTX Corporation (NYSE:RTX) shares are up during Friday’s session as the company has launched new maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for its PT6C-67C and PW127XT engine families at its Singapore facility.
This expansion aims to enhance support for helicopter and regional turboprop operators in the Asia Pacific region, which is crucial as the company seeks to meet rising demand for localized maintenance solutions. New maintenance services are expected to reduce turnaround times and bolster the company’s competitive edge in the region.
Pratt & Whitney Canada, a business unit of RTX, has delivered over 3,000 PT6C-67C engines, accumulating more than 10 million flight hours. The new capabilities at the Singapore facility will include full overhauls supported by a modular test cell, enhancing the existing MRO capabilities for the PW100 family, which has seen over 220 million flight hours globally.
Airbus EASA Certification
Meanwhile, Pratt & Whitney’s GTF Advantage-powered Airbus A320neo family aircraft has received EASA certification, clearing the way for entry into service.
The engine was previously certified by the FAA in February 2025 and validated by EASA in October 2025. GTF Advantage delivers 4–8% more thrust, improved range and payload, and up to double time on wing.
It will become the production standard by …
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