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the nature of united technologies / pratt & whitney 

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Pratt Power The Bombardier JetTrain* locomotive is the first application of Pratt & Whitney’s ST40 gas turbine in a high-speed passenger train. The ST40 is a lightweight alternative for high-speed rail, at one-tenth the size and 38,000 pounds lighter than standard diesel train engines of equivalent power. 

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Mothers of Invention Kathy Spink, Debra Desrocher and Archie Deskus took the initiative to develop the Supplier Direct Ship information system, which tracks inventory and parts at both Pratt & Whitney and Hamilton Sundstrand, saving time, and – best of all – millions of dollars. 

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Pratt Canada The Pratt & Whitney Canada- powered Cessna Citation Sovereign business jet successfully completed its first flight in February. The new jet will enter service in 2004. 

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Atlas V The newest member of the Atlas family, a Lockheed Martin Atlas V successfully placed a European television satellite into orbit. The first stage was powered by the RD-180 engine produced by RD AMROSS, LLC, a joint venture of Pratt & Whitney and NPO Energomash of Russia. The upper stage was powered by a Pratt RL10A-4-2 engine. 

