At Pratt & Whitney we’ve been at the forefront of revolutionary advancements in aircraft propulsion technology for 100 years. Technologies for continually driving down fuel burn, reducing noise and emissions, and tapping into new sources of energy, have been paramount to the aviation industry’s success.

How are we reducing emissions?

Advancing technology

Two GTF engines in the P&W Middletown facility assembly line

More sustainable aviation is possible with our relentless pursuit of technologies that improve aircraft efficiency to reduce fuel, noise and emissions. From ultra-efficient turboprops to the revolutionary family of Pratt & Whitney GTF™ engines for single-aisle aircraft, we’re continually raising the bar for efficiency and performance. 

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Cleaner fuel

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We are advancing the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs) – through extensive work on testing and certification – while developing technologies for zero carbon, alternative fuels, like hydrogen.

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Greener business

Aerial phot of P&W's Asheville NC facility

A greener world needs greener business. We are continuously committed to reducing the environmental footprint of our operations and facilities, through various energy, emissions and waste reduction initiatives.

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Carbon offset service

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Our journey to net zero will also be aided by market-based measures, including carbon offsetting tools. That’s why we chose to launch a Carbon Offset Service for our Pratt & Whitney Canada business jet, general and regional aircraft and helicopter customers – the first service of its kind to be offered by an engine maker.

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Addressing air travel's impact on the environment

Partnering for sustainable aviation

The scale of sustainability requires close coordination between industry and government organizations, suppliers and customers. Pratt & Whitney is an active partner with key organizations working towards net zero:

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