The facility currently serves as a critical node in the global supply chain, producing precision components for the Pratt & Whitney GTF engine, the PW800 business jet engine, and the F135 engine powering the F-35 Lightning II fleet. This latest project builds on the company’s deepening commitment to the region, following a separate $100 million expansion at its Rzeszow site aimed at scaling production output.
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Pratt & Whitney Boosts Polish Manufacturing with $25 Million Expansion
A $25 million capital infusion will expand Pratt & Whitney’s manufacturing footprint in Niepolomice, Poland, adding over 120 jobs to the regional economy. The site, which specializes in complex tubular assemblies for both commercial and military aviation, targets full operational capacity by 2028 under the Polish Investment Zone Program.
Poland remains the largest hub for RTX outside of the United States, hosting a workforce exceeding 9,500 employees across its Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon subsidiaries.
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