Plant no. 4
Plant No. 4 was created.
Plant no. 3
Plant No. 3 PWK started to function. Production of components from the NGPF family began.
PW1000 engine
PWK produced the first parts for the PW1000 engine.
ACE
PWK reached the ACE gold level.
Pratt & Whitney Kalisz and Aerotech
Pratt & Whitney and Aerotech are merged into one legal entity under the name Pratt & Whitney Kalisz.
Aerotech Kalisz Sp. z o.o.
A second company Aerotech Kalisz sp.z o.o. was established. , joint venture PWC / WSK Kalisz. Plant 2 was renovated.
First Kaizen Workshops
The first Kaizen Workshops took place. The photo shows the participants of the workshop with Nagata San.
Purshase of shares of WSK Kalisz
Pratt & Whitney Canada bought the remaining shares of WSK Kalisz. Since 1996, 100% of shares of Pratt & Whitney Kalisz have belonged to UTC.
The first PWK Crew
The first PWK crew gathered. From the left: Tadeusz Tułacz, Kazimierz Grzelak, Jerzy Kaczmarkiewicz, Waldemar Walkowski, Bolesław Czartoryski, Elżbieta Gradoń, Bogdan Zmyślony, Jolanta Boroń, Paweł Maciński, Piotr Kucza.
Sławomir Zdyb is missing in the picture.
The establishment of the company
The company was established in Kalisz in 1992 as a joint venture of PZL Kalisz Communication Equipment Factory and Pratt & Whitney Canada. The first meeting of the Supervisory Board at PWC took place then as well. In the picture from the left standing: Claude Paquette (VP PWC), Frank Botti (PWC), Yvon Perreault (PWC), Larry McDonald (PWC), Leon Blicharz (Pezetel).
From the left sitting: Bogdan Karczmarz (Dyrektor Ekonomiczny, WSK PZL Kalisz), Roy Abraham (VP PWC), Bogdan Zmyślony (Dyrektor Generalny PWK), Ryszard Czarnecki (Dyrektor Naczelny, WSK PZL Kalisz), Karl Enners (VP PWC).Czarnecki (Dyrektor Naczelny, WSK PZL Kalisz), Karl Enners (VP PWC).