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SINGAPORE: Pratt to power Korean Air’s A330s, support Asiana fleet

By NAME MISSING2012-02-14T08:04:00+00:00

Pratt & Whitney has been selected by Korean Air to provide PW4170 Advantage70 engines for its five new Airbus A330 aircraft.

The agreement is valued at around $200 million and represents 10 firm PW4170 engines.

Meanwhile, Asiana Airlines has selected Pratt & Whitney for a Fleet Management Programme agreement to provide engine maintenance for three of the airline's Pratt & Whitney-powered aircraft.

Under the six-year agreement, Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners' Singapore-based Eagle Services Asia engine overhaul facility will provide engine maintenance for the airline's six PW4090 engines.

Source: Air Transport Intelligence news

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