Pratt & Whitney and Textron Aviation strengthen their leadership in aviation with innovations in performance, efficiency and safety. Textron unveiled the new Cessna Citation Ascend and CJ3 Gen2, equipped with Pratt & Whitney engines and state-of-the-art technology. The company also celebrated 600,000 hours of PW800 engine operation and the validation of the GTF Advantage, while the Colombian Civil Aviation Authority reaffirmed its commitment to national aviation safety.

Textron Aviation is boosting connectivity and modernizing its fleet with new features in the CJ4 Gen 3 and Citation CJ1, as well as finalizing the first sale of the Longitude in Brazil. At the same time, Colombia reaffirmed its regional leadership in aviation safety during the PA-RAST forum.

Pratt & Whitney launches the more powerful and environmentally friendly GTF Advantage engine for the A320neo family, while Textron Aviation advances certification of the CJ4 Gen 3 business jet and prepares to stand out at the Paris Air Show with versatile aircraft and a strong social commitment. Meanwhile, Garmin expands its air navigation database to the South Pacific, reinforcing its support for safe and globally connected aviation.

Textron, Pratt & Whitney and Garmin revolutionize aviation with improved connectivity, efficiency and safety