"I’m proud to produce parts for this top-class fighter jet that protects our borders and our freedom." With more than 1,000 #F135 engines produced, we express gratitude to our team members like Damian, who are an essential part of our bringing our F135 Engine Core Upgrade program – providing full Block 4 capability and $40B in savings - to market by 2028. More: https://prattwhitney.co/40DOTjd #WeArePW | Pratt & Whitney

Pratt & Whitney recently secured a $2.8 billion contract for the production of F135 engines for all three variants of the F-35 Lightning II. With more than 40,000 pounds of thrust, the F135’s fifth-generation propulsion capabilities provide pilots of today and tomorrow the technological edge to fight and win. ⚡https://prattwhitney.co/4gCAtsQ | Pratt & Whitney

F-16C Fighting Falcon engine test (F110) Divided into two clips: start up and test 🎥: Master Sgt. Andrew Moseley #avgeek #aviation #aviationgeek #aviationlovers #militaryaviation #engine | Military Update

Afterburner test fire of a General Electric F110 turbofan, the engine used on the F-16 Fighting Falcon. The test was conducted in the Engine Test Cell Facility at Atlantic City Air National Guard Base, commonly called the "Hush House." | Popular Mechanics

Proven. Capable. Retrofittable. Pratt & Whitney’s F135 Engine Core Upgrade (ECU) ensures the F-35 remains the most advanced fighter for decades to come. Learn more: https://prattwhitney.co/3Zn5LNu | Pratt & Whitney

The F135 engine for the F-35 Lightning II was designed with maintainers in mind, including features such as advanced prognostics and health management systems.🔧 Hear what it’s like to work on the F135. #AWS2020 | Pratt & Whitney

"I know that behind every part in that F135 motor, somebody has poured their heart and soul into [building it]." Hear more from a F-35 Lightning II pilot on the 5th Generation propulsion capability of the F135 engine. #AWS2020 #WeArePW | Pratt & Whitney