Asheville, Pratt & Whitney

NC gives incentive for Raytheon plant in Asheville to expand, add 325 jobs post-Helene
The large jet parts facility in Western North Carolina could get larger — though its presence hasn’t been without controversy. Raytheon, now named RTX Corp., is the parent company of Pratt & Whitney.
Pratt & Whitney will expand Asheville plant in $285 million project; will add 325 jobs
Pratt & Whitney's plant fully opened in 2022 and plans to expand again in the coming years, Gov. Josh Stein announced Jan. 28.
Pratt & Whitney expands Asheville plant, adding over 300 jobs, economic growth
Pratt & Whitney, part of RTX, plans to expand its turbine airfoil manufacturing plant. The expansion will bring 325 new jobs and a $285 million investment to Asheville, solidifying confidence in western North Carolina’s economy.
NC gives incentives for Raytheon plant in Asheville to expand, add jobs post-Helene
Raytheon’s presence in Asheville hasn’t been universally welcomed. Shortly after the facility was announced in 2020, the group Reject Raytheon AVL formed to protest its operations.
$285M manufacturing plant expansion bringing hundreds of new jobs to Helene-struck Asheville
A $285 million manufacturing plant expansion is set to create hundreds of new jobs in Helene-struck Asheville. North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein announced on Tuesday, Jan. 28, that Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business,
Aircraft engine manufacturer plans $285M Asheville expansion
Pratt & Whitney plans to add 325 employees by the end of 2029, state economic development officials said Tuesday. Commerce ...
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RTX caps rebound fiscal 2024 with 4% fourth-quarter profit gain
A return to typical RTX Corp. revenue patterns, particularly for its Pratt & Whitney unit, lifted fourth-quarter profit by 4% ...