A cross section of the Pratt & Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp powering the F4U-4 Corsair airplane. This engine was built in 1939 and has 18 cylinders. It really is astonishing to see the progress airplane engines made between 1939 and 2023. | Update Aviation

3.4M views · 35K reactions | An up-close glimpse at Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PT6 engine. : IG/avianaaircraft | Pratt & Whitney | Facebook

Offsetting your carbon emissions is a simple, cost-effective way to contribute to greater environmental #sustainability. We’re excited to announce our Carbon Offset Service has expanded to our general aviation operators and our PT6A and PT6E-Series engines. Learn more about the service and the first customer to enroll in the service for PT6 engines Jetfly. https://prattwhitney.co/3lylaW2 #WeArePW #SmarterCleanerGreener #Sustainability #EBACE2022 | Pratt & Whitney

6.4K views · 80 reactions | Pratt & Whitney Canada’s PW100/PW150 engine family powers regional aircraft around the world. Discover the facts here: https://prattwhitney.co/4apwrRp #WeArePW | Pratt & Whitney | Facebook

For 95 years, Pratt & Whitney has designed, built, and serviced the world’s most advanced aircraft engines. We’re excited to expand our presence to Asheville, N.C. – the state where aviation was born. Learn more about how we connect people and grow economies through the power of flight. | Pratt & Whitney