(27 April 2022, 11:35 +07)
Pratt & Whitney, a division of Raytheon
Technologies and a leader in the design, manufacture
and service of airplane and helicopter engines, has become the
first Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in the U.S. to join
SITA's e-Aircraft DataHub for big data analytics.
SITA's cloud-based data-brokering platform
e-Aircraft DataHub collects, transforms and distributes
full flight data collected from hundreds of sensors on the
aircraft measuring, for example, engine section temperatures and
pressures.
This data will enable Pratt
& Whitney to provide its EngineWise Insights Plus engine health
monitoring service to airlines.
Pratt & Whitney becomes first OEM in U.S. to join SITA's e-Aircraft DataHub for big data analytics
Joe Sylvestro, Senior Vice President of
Aftermarket & Sustainment Operations at Pratt & Whitney, said,
“Engine maintenance exists for the full life of an engine. Once an
engine is produced, it then relies on Pratt & Whitney and our
technicians to maintain, repair and overhaul it whenever needed.
Working with data delivery solution providers like SITA, our
capability of collecting full-flight data is expanded to a larger
aircraft population. More customers are able to benefit from our
engineers’ and technicians’ expertise and data-driven insights
leading to proactive, preventative maintenance.”
As an open data-sharing platform, SITA's
e-Aircraft DataHub is designed to
provide structured, cleaned, filtered and consistent output data across airlines and aircraft
types without the need to add or modify aircraft equipment.
Yann Cabaret, CEO, SITA for Aircraft, said,
"e-Aircraft DataHub is a multi-fleet and hardware-free solution,
allowing Pratt & Whitney to retrieve data from virtually any
aircraft and any airline around the world, while these airlines
remain in full control of their data. Through SITA's unique
data-brokering platform, Pratt & Whitney and airlines can
collaborate effectively to gain invaluable, data-driven insights
to improve their services across the board."
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