Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting
Adds a durable, multi-year revenue stream and strengthens RTX's long-cycle maintenance backlog, potentially modestly lifting valuation.
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Pratt & Whitney Canada, an RTX unit, won a nine-year, $1B contract from V2X to overhaul 750+ PT6A-68 engines for the JPATS T-6 trainer fleet. The Bridgeport, WV facility has four decades of PT6A-68 maintenance history, strengthening RTX's sustainment footprint. The award could lift RTX's defense services revenue with durable, multi-year MRO demand.
V2X COMBS program secures long-term engine maintenance.
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