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Pratt & Whitney Up for APU Challenge from Boeing
UTC subsidiary expects further competitive pressure, but expresses readiness to compete

Pratt & Whitney has expressed its readiness for the challenge to its APU business posed by the recent decision by Boeing and Safran to collaborate on their own product. Appearing on June 12 at the company’s Digital Accelerator in Brooklyn, New York, company president Bob Leduc acknowledged that the involvement of Boeing would create some further competitive “pressure,” but no more so than any other company would.


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