RTX’s Pratt & Whitney starts construction on $100 million Rzeszów expansion
Bitget2026/10/23 10:38- RTX unit Pratt & Whitney began construction of a $100 million (375 million zloty) facility expansion in Rzeszów, Poland.
- The 6,500-square-meter facility is expected to open in 2028, creating more than 120 jobs.
- The expansion will introduce critical rotating component manufacturing to meet growing demand for commercial and military engines.
- It supports a $200 million investment announced in February for a seventh isothermal forging press at Columbus Forge in Georgia.
- The projects are expected to be fully operational by 2028, increasing output of critical engine parts by 30%.
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