After completing its Asheville-based facility in 2022, Pratt & Whitney is expanding in Western North Carolina with a $285 million project that will create an estimated additional 325 jobs, Gov ...

The program authorizes the state to reimburse Pratt & Whitney up to $4.2 million over the course of 12 years, provided the company meets certain job creation and investment targets.

“Pratt & Whitney’s continued investment in Asheville is critical to meet the growing demand for our products, such as the GTF for the A320 family and the F135 for the F-35 Lightning II ...

The expansion builds on the company's initial $650 million investment in Asheville. NC Fortune 500 firm mulls spinoff of aerospace business Local investors buy home of Collins Aerospace Local ...

At full buildout, the operations of Pratt & Whitney are intended to create over 800 jobs at average wage of $68,000, approximately 60% above the average wage in Buncombe County.

In North Carolina, engine maker Pratt & Whitney has intense interest in its planned $650 million plant in Asheville, which will make a key engine part. It has somewhat less interest in the planned ...

By June 2019, that employment figure had dropped to 12.8 million, a 35% decline. More: Pratt & Whitney's $650M Asheville plant expected to spawn more investment, 'resonate for decades' ...

Pratt & Whitney announced (16-Nov-2022) its 1.2 million sqft turbine aerofoil production facility in Asheville, North Carolina is expected to achieve initial operational capability in 2Q2023. The ...

Currently, Pratt & Whitney's airfoil production model involves transporting parts 2,500 miles before they're delivered. The idea with the Asheville plant is to have all the manufacturing done here ...

Pratt & Whitney, a division of Raytheon Technologies Corp., will invest approximately $650 million through 2027 in a new Buncombe County, NC manufacturing facility.