
Canada’s Pratt & Whitney unveils certified PT9 turboprop engine
Pratt & Whitney Canada, part of RTX, has introduced its certified PT9 turboprop engine. The company reports 33% more power at altitude and 20% lower fuel consumption compared with previous-generation engines. Developed through more than 14,000 hours of work, the PT9 features a modular design intended to support different aircraft types and future hybrid-electric systems. Production is planned for Lethbridge, Alberta, although specific aircraft applications have not yet been announced.












