The aerospace industry is making strong progress in digitization and cooperation: the Pratt & Whitney GTF engine surpassed 40 million hours, driving data-driven improvements; the Saudi Pilatus PC-21 fleet reached 100,000 training hours with PT6A engines; Collins Aerospace optimized its production in Puerto Rico with AI; and Panama enabled Colombian workshops to perform maintenance on light aircraft registered in Panama, strengthening the regional sector.

Textron Aviation celebrates 40 years of the Cessna Grand Caravan EX with refurbished interiors and a commemorative version, while the Skyhawk improves its efficiency with dual electronic ignition. Pratt & Whitney innovates in engine manufacturing with the GTF Advantage. In Colombia, the Civil Aviation Authority announced that the modernization of Tolú Airport will be completed in December 2025.

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