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P&WC’s PW610 engine will power new Eclipse 550

July 25, 2012, Ohskosh, Wis. – Pratt &
Whitney Canada's PW610F engine has been selected by Eclipse Aerospace
to power the next-generation Eclipse 550 twin-engine business jet. The
PW610F has proven itself on the 261 Eclipse 500 aircraft currently in
service with exceptional performance, efficiency and reliability. Pratt &
Whitney Canada is a United Technologies Corp. company.

"This agreement expands our relationship with Eclipse Aerospace as we work
together to bring this next generation very light business jet to market,"
said David Van der Wee, Vice President, Business and General Aviation, P&WC.
"With the PW610 engine, operators get demonstrated performance and
efficiency with the dependability that is the hallmark of Pratt & Whitney
Canada."

The PW610F engine – one of three engine models in the PW600 family – has an
outstanding in-service record of excellent performance, safety, operating
economics and high dispatch reliability. There are approximately 2,000 PW600
engines in service with more than one million flying hours across three
platforms.

"We stand behind our products with proactive, flexible customer service and
aftermarket solutions to keep our customers flying and eliminate downtime,"
added Van der Wee. "With our comprehensive support capability, we are
available around the clock and around the world with flexible service
solutions to support our customers."

The PW610F engine, like all P&WC engines, is backed by the company's
comprehensive customer service network, including more than 30 P&WC-owned
and designated service facilities and more than 100 field support
representatives around the globe, a 24/7 Customer First Centre for rapid
expert support, advanced diagnostic capabilities and the largest pool of
rental and exchange engines in the market.

"Powered by the PW610F engines, our Eclipse Jet has amazingly efficient fuel
consumption that continues to excite our customers. We look forward with
equal excitement as we expand our relationship with P&WC through this
agreement," added Mason Holland, CEO of Eclipse Aerospace, Inc.

About the PW600 Engine Family

The PW600 family of turbofan engines can deliver from 900 to 3,000 pounds of
thrust and is at the heart of the light and very light jet market. These
advanced turbofans have made the convenience and efficiency of
point-to-point customized air travel available to more people and businesses
at a low cost. The PW600 exceeds all environmental requirements for aircraft
engines of this kind.

The PW610F-powered Eclipse 550 features a highly integrated electronic
engine control that provides full-featured FADEC (Full Authority Digital
Engine Control) management of the engine. This system provides dual-channel
redundancy, ease of operation, reduced workload, and intelligent health
monitoring and diagnostics.

About Eclipse Aerospace, Inc.

Eclipse Aerospace, Inc. is the manufacturer of the Eclipse 550 twin-engine
jet, the most fuel-efficient jet in the world. Eclipse also provides
engineering, maintenance, service, and support for the fleet of 260 Eclipse
500 Twin-Engine Jet aircraft. Adhering to the motto "Customer First",
Eclipse Aerospace is focused on providing a superior customer experience for
existing and future owners, operators, and pilots of the revolutionary
Eclipse Jet aircraft. Eclipse Aerospace corporate offices are based in
Charleston, S.C. Principle operations are located in Albuquerque, N.M. and
Chicago, Ill. Eclipse Aerospace is located on the web at www.ECLIPSE.aero.


About Pratt & Whitney Canada

Founded in 1928, and a global leader in aerospace, Pratt & Whitney Canada
(P&WC) is shaping the future of business aviation with dependable,
high-technology engines. Every second, a P&WC-powered aircraft takes off or
lands somewhere in the world. P&WC's engines, with close to 600 million
hours in the air, are the industry benchmark for innovative design, dispatch
reliability, operating economics and easy maintenance. P&WC is firmly
committed to ensuring that its products are designed, produced and operated
while minimizing environmental impacts throughout their life cycle.

There are currently more than 49,000 engines in service on more than 28,000
aircraft operated by some 10,000 operators in 200 countries. The most
extensive support network in the industry, which includes more than 30
company-owned and designated service facilities, supports this global fleet.

Based in Longueuil, Quebec (Canada), P&WC is a United Technologies Corp.
company (NYSE:UTX). UTC is a diversified company providing high-technology
products and services to the global aerospace and building industries.

No information in this release should be construed as a representation by
anyone that actual sales of engines and/or engine parts or services to the
airframer will occur as actual production depends on many factors,
including, without limitation, on airframer's commitment to produce the
aircraft; production volumes will depend on orders received and prevailing
economic conditions.