International Paris Air Show | RTX

RTX will showcase its groundbreaking aerospace and defense capabilities at the International Paris Air Show 2025. Located in Pavilion C2, the company will present its technologies through immersive, interactive displays that highlight how it’s helping global customers address their most critical challenges.

Commitment to Excellence

With our commitment to quality, we ensure process excellence, drive continuous improvement and meet our commitments.

787 in flight

How do we keep the world running on time?

RTX implemented cutting-edge strategies ensuring over 8,000 international flights operated seamlessly during the World Cup in Qatar, setting a new standard for future events.

Pratt & Whitney Centennial Emblem

A century of innovation continues

For 100 years, the people of Pratt & Whitney have pushed the boundaries of aviation to shape human flight.

F15 in flight

Flying with confidence: Why pilots love the F-15 and F-16

Fighter pilots have been counting on RTX capabilities to power their missions and bring them home safely for more than 50 years.

Integrated Solutions

Uniquely positioned to offer integrated solutions across air, land, sea, space and cyber, RTX offers capabilities no one else can.

GEM-T launch

Patriot: Proven in battle – and still setting standards

Six decades after its inception, the legendary missile defense system stands stronger than ever.

An F35 taking off or landing at sea with a battleship behind it.

The F-35: More than a fighter jet

See how RTX helped turn the fifth-gen fighter into a force multiplier.

Drone and interceptor in flight

How do we detect and defeat enemy drones?

Bob Kelley shares insights about Raytheon's portfolio of sensors and effectors for the complete counter-UAS mission.

Transformative Technologies

With more than 60,000 patents, 57,000 engineers and significant investments in R&D, RTX pushes the boundaries of known science – and finds new ways to protect and connect our world.

Computer rendering of a jet engine.

Poised for a future of hydrogen-powered planes

In projects unfolding across RTX, researchers advance hydrogen as a powerful, transformative aviation fuel.

AFA

How are we powering next-generation aircraft?

RTX is supporting 7,000 military engines powering 34 armed forces worldwide.

Aircraft x-ray view of interior rendering

How are we powering electrified aircraft?

Electrification of aircraft engines will revolutionize the aviation industry.

Products on Display at the Paris Air Show

ATR100 twin prop in flight

Commercial

F35 sonic boom

Defense

Press releases

An aircraft in a hangar for maintenance

RTX’s Collins Aerospace launches Ascentia® Repeaters with Republic Airways

A GTF engine in a test cell

RTX’s Pratt & Whitney and MTU Aero Engines strengthen GTF MRO network collaboration

Concept rendering of 4 military aircraft

RTX’s Raytheon completes first flight test for PhantomStrike radar

Airbus A320 neo with the GTF Advantage engine on wing

RTX's Pratt & Whitney GTF Advantage™ engine achieves U.S. FAA type certification

An F-35 Lightning II streaks across the sky while doing maneuvers to the Eglin Air Force Base runway.

RTX’s Pratt & Whitney F135 engine surpasses 1 million flight hours

AIM-9X Sidewinder missile on an F-35B

RTX’s Raytheon awarded $1.1 billion U.S. Navy contract to produce AIM-9X Block II missiles