Pratt & Whitney Secures 13‑Year, $200M Maintenance Deal with EgyptAir

EgyptAir has awarded Pratt & Whitney a 13‑year service agreement to maintain its 13 PW4090 engines, a contract valued at over $200 million USD.

Under the agreement, Pratt & Whitney will deliver a bespoke maintenance program that addresses the specific needs of EgyptAir’s PW4090 fleet, covering part repair and replacement, engine health monitoring, and advanced maintenance training for the airline’s engineering staff.

“Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners delivered the most comprehensive solution for our engine maintenance needs while meeting our cost targets,” said Eng. Abdel Aziz Fadel, chairman of EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering Company. “Our long‑standing partnership with Pratt & Whitney gives us confidence in their dependable engines and service.”

“Starting with our Wasp engine, we powered many aircraft in EgyptAir’s fleet over the years and have consistently provided the best maintenance solutions based on a deep understanding of the airline’s requirements,” said Jim Keenan, senior vice president and general manager, Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners. “We congratulate EgyptAir on its 75th anniversary and look forward to a continued partnership under this 13‑year agreement.”

Pratt & Whitney Global Service Partners is a full‑service provider for Pratt & Whitney, International Aero Engines, General Electric, Rolls‑Royce and CFMI engines. In addition to overhaul and repair, GSP enhances engine performance and asset value through line maintenance, engine monitoring, diagnostics, environmentally friendly on‑wing water washes, leased engines, custom service programs, and new and repaired parts.

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