RTX's Pratt & Whitney debuted the Cessna Citation Ascend business jet, powered by twin PW545D engines featuring FADEC technology for simplified, efficient operation and reduced pilot workload.

Raytheon began production of the SharpSight multi-domain radar, which fuses HISAR and SeaVue capabilities for high-altitude, all-weather imaging and tracking on land and sea missions.

SPY-6(V)1 features four array faces – each equipped with 37 radar modular assemblies – providing continuous, 360-degree situational awareness.

RTX and Anduril validate a highly loaded-grain design in a static-fire, demonstrating scalable domestic propulsion production, high-thrust sustained burn and faster munitions fielding.

Raytheon delivers 500th ESSM Block 2 missile, enhancing ship defense. Production to nearly double by 2026; NATO consortium includes 12 nations.

Next-generation radar offers increased range and improved processing speed to combat emerging threats.

Delivering 500–1,800 pounds of thrust, RTX’s new Pratt & Whitney engine family uses scalable architecture, additive manufacturing, and model commonality to speed development for munitions and combat aircraft.

Pratt & Whitney has signed a 15-year maintenance contract with Singapore Airlines for 34 of its APS5000 auxiliary power units used on the airline's Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet.

RTX's Collins Aerospace has won a NATO contract for its Electronic Warfare Planning and Battle Management software, which helps commanders visualize threats and automate the use of jammers and sensors.

The upgraded AMRAAM, tested on an F-22, proved enhanced range, precision, and lethality through F3R advancements, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of future air superiority.