RTX's Pratt & Whitney has announced the establishment of the European Technology and Innovation Center (ETIC) in Houten, Netherlands, to drive advancements in energy-efficient and sustainable aviation. The ETIC, set to open in mid-2025, will focus on developing cutting-edge technologies for improving propulsion efficiency and reducing emissions in future aircraft. This includes research on alternative aviation fuels like hydrogen. The initiative aims to leverage the engineering talent in the Netherlands and Europe, with collaborations planned with the Dutch aerospace industry and academic institutions like Delft University of Technology. RTX's expanding engagement in the region includes efforts to advance commercial aviation technology through partnerships with industry, academia, and government agencies. The Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands has welcomed the establishment of the ETIC, recognizing its potential to drive sustainable aviation through innovation and international cooperation. With RTX's significant presence in Europe and a workforce dedicated to advancing aviation, the ETIC represents a strategic move towards greener and more efficient air travel.