Parts for Airbus and F-35 engines will be produced in Poland. The construction of the factory has begun.

A symbolic groundbreaking ceremony took place for a new Pratt & Whitney facility in Rzeszów, focusing on advanced production of turbine disks for civil and military aviation. This investment is among the largest by the company in recent years, aiming to enhance global production capabilities by 30%. The Rzeszów site will produce critical components for engines used in Airbus A320 and A220 aircraft, as well as F-35 fighter jets. The decision to establish the facility in Rzeszów was influenced by the skilled workforce and the industrial background of the Aviation Valley. The new plant is expected to create 120 direct jobs and additional positions through local suppliers, with completion anticipated in two years.