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Pratt&Whitney Canada cooperates to the production of the F-135 engine for the JSF

Longueuil, Canada - An effort also aimed to warrant the growth of the involvement for the Canadian industry in the military programme

The F-135 turbofan, the engine destined to power the new Lockheed Martin F-35 JSF (Joint Strike Fighter) multirole light stealth fighter, has a new developer: it deals with Pratt&Whitney Canada, a Canadian company related to US United Technologies (which in fact owns American P&W). P&WC has in fact recently signed a contract with US Defence Department for the production of some components regarding...

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