East Hartford jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney Co. says Japanese air carrier All Nippon Airways bought 10 of its PW4074D engines worth $230 milion to power five new Boeing 777 aircraft.
Pratt, attending the Paris Air Show, did not disclose when the engines or aircraft are to be delivered.
Meantime, among other deals announced Monday from the show, Pratt says an Asian aviation-leasing company has bought 10 of its PurePower geared turbo fan engines to power five of its Mitsubishi Regional Jet aircraft on order.
Pratt didn’t disclose what ANI Group Holdings Ltd. Â in Hong Kong will pay for its next-generation of quiet, fuel-efficient engines.
In addition to engines, ANI also signed a maintenance service agreement with Pratt. Deliveries are scheduled to start in 2016.
Pratt is a division of United Technologies Corp.
Also at the Paris Air Show, Pratt signed a five-year deal with overseas air carrier Malaysia Airlines and an extension with Virgin Atlantic — for its jet-engine cleaning services.
Pratt announced Monday its five-year Malaysia Air pact and extension through year end with Virgin at the Paris Air Show.
Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
Pratt’s EcoPower engine washes scrub power-robbing carbon deposits to enable the engines to operate more efficiently and with lower emissions, authorities said.
Malaysia Air will lease Pratt’s cleaning equipment and service its own fleet at K.L. Internatinoal Airport in Malaysia.
Virgin’s 747 fleet will continue to be serviced at London’s Gatwick Airport.
Pratt also signed an engine-overhaul services agreement with Singapore’s GMG Airlines  for its PW4060-powered fleet of Boeing 767-300 aircraft. Terms weren’t disclosed.
