Promotes The Operational Efficiencies That Pratt & Whitney's Shared Intelligence Can Bring To Airlines
Pratt & Whitney has announced its new EngineWise service brand that illustrates the company's commitment to helping airlines and lessors run their businesses efficiently.
"Our EngineWise brand is all about sharing our engine expertise and fleet intelligence with Pratt & Whitney customers so they can optimize engine performance and keep their operations running smoothly," said Chris Calio, president, Pratt & Whitney Commercial Engines. "EngineWise better represents what we offer, and how we're evolving to improve the predictability, reliability and health of our customers' fleets."
Pratt & Whitney EngineWise services provide a number of advantages, including:
State-of-the art data analytics and real-time intelligence to help predict and prevent operational disruptions before they occur,
Significant investments in new technology and resources to increase responsiveness and flexibility,
A growing portfolio of service offerings to provide smarter, more straightforward solutions, and
Improved customer communications to drive more transparency and connectivity with our customers.
Through EngineWise, Pratt & Whitney is unifying its aftermarket service portfolio and will introduce new offerings to support customers' evolving needs.
Major offerings under the Pratt & Whitney EngineWise Service brand include:
Fleet Management Programs – A customized, comprehensive dollar-per-flight-hour agreement to optimize cost of ownership over the life cycle of an engine.
Engine Overhaul Services – For operators that prefer the assurance of a fixed price or time and material engine maintenance solution.
Material Solutions – New and serviceable parts and part repair services provided by the engine OEM designed to extend part life and improve residual value.
New service offerings will continue to be added over time, based on customer needs.
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