Pratt And Whitney H A C Inc (CAGE Code 1N454) - NSN Parts Catalog

CAGE Codes:

01EK9                                                    16359                                                    3MAG3                                                  0Y1S8

1DVS1                                                   1N454                                                    1RA69                                                   1RE43

1XDE0                                                   1YXS6                                                   3D6U5                                                   3DHM0

4LYE7                                                    B6898                                                    KA873                                                   KCX12

Operating Segments: Aerospace and Electricity Generation

HQ: East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

Partner: JetBlue Airways, WGME, Hanwha Aerospace Co., GoAir, AAR, and others.

About Pratt & Whitney

Pratt & Whitney is a United States based aerospace manufacturer, developing various products for companies and industries worldwide. Pratt & Whitney was first established in 1925 by entrepreneur Frederick Rentschler and his partners, and they also received aid from Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool. Initially, the company focused on the development of aircraft engines, first releasing the R-1340 Wasp. This engine proved very useful for the United States Navy, and a subsequent model was soon released which was also met with success. To this day, the Wasp series of engines still finds use for agricultural aircraft.

With their growing popularity, Pratt & Whitney began to expand upon their operations, introducing air cooled, radial aircraft engines. In 1929, Pratt & Whitney merged together with other similar businesses, forming the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation (UATC). Under the newly formed UATC, Pratt & Whitney retained their name. Over the years, UATC renamed themselves twice, first establishing themselves as United Aircraft Corporation and then UTC. In 2020, Raytheon Company merged with UTC, and Pratt & Whitney became a subsidiary of the newly formed Raytheon Technologies. Currently, Pratt & Whitney focuses on various defense contracts, as well as develops products for aerospace and electricity generation.

Products, Services, and Platforms

• Reciprocating Engines: R-1340 Wasp, R-1690 Hornet, R-985 Wasp Junior, R-1535 Twin Wasp Junior, etc.
• Turbojet Engines: J42, J48, J52, J57, J58, and more.
• Turbofan Engines: JT3D, JT8D, JT9D, TF30, F100, etc.
• Turboprop Engines: T34, XT45, T52, XT57, T73, and the T800.
• Aeroderivative Industrial and Marine Gas Turbines: GG3/FT3, GG4/FT4, FT8, ST18M, and the ST40M.
• Engine Maintenance Systems: Pratt & Whitney has the Ecopower pressure-washing service for engine maintenance.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Pratt & Whitney has partnered with JetBlue Airways, WGME, Hanwha Aerospace Co., GoAir, AAR, and others during their operational history. Pratt & Whitney also has a portfolio of subsidiaries that include Pratt & Whitney Canada, Engine Alliance, Advanced Turbine Engine Company, Eagle Services Asia Private Ltd., Pratt & Whitney Engine Leasing LLC, International Aero Engines, LLC, Homogeneous Metals, Inc., and more.

Competitors

Pratt & Whitney’s competitors include those such as GE Aviation, Rolls-Royce, Honeywell, Turbomeca, and CFM International.