Sethi head of Pratt and Whitney India

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Dec 20, 2019 IST

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New Delhi: Aircraft engine-maker Pratt and Whitney (PW) on Thursday appointed Ashmita Sethi as the managing director of its India division, according to a statement. Sethi had resigned from her position of director for communications and corporate affairs at Boeing India a few weeks ago. The A320neo family aircraft, which are powered by PW engines, have been facing frequent on-ground and mid-air glitches since their induction into the IndiGo and GoAir fleets in 2016. PTI

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