Pratt & Whitney, which said it sees its future inextricably linked to the development of alternative fuel sources, has participated in the publishing of “The Path to Fuel Readiness," along with the rest of the Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative (CAAFI) R&D committee made up of representatives from FAA, GE, P&W and Boeing.
Pratt & Whitney, which said it sees its future inextricably linked to the development of alternative fuel sources, has participated in the publishing of “The Path to Fuel Readiness," along with the rest of the Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative (CAAFI) R&D committee made up of representatives from FAA, GE, P&W and Boeing. P&W manager-Advanced Technology Stephen Kramer told attendees at the CAAFI Expo in Washington last week that the document was ...
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