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United Flexible at the forefront of the next gen AETP with Pratt & Whitney

22/02/2018

Press releaseIssued by STS Aerospace (Kreisler Manufacturing).

When Pratt & Whitney was selected by the USAF to receive more than a one billion dollar award for the sixth generation Adaptive Engine Transition Program, United Flexible Engineering design teams have been able to provide their experience in advice and consistent design protocols to the evolving designs of their client.

United Flexible's Aero Engine Engineering Teams based at their Center of Excellence, “Kreisler Manufacturing”, in Elmwood Park, NJ have decades of experience in both civilian and military programs with P&W with aerospace tube assemblies. The demand for high performance and greater fuel efficiency in the new 45,000lb thrust-class has spurred continuing advances in propulsion designs that incorporate new technologies but from familiar supportive teams as the client moves from concepts, to prototypes, to production support.

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