RTX's Pratt & Whitney segment delivered $8.9 billion in Q2 2026 sales, reflecting 17% organic growth fueled by a 19% commercial aftermarket surge and 7% military expansion amid higher MRO output and reduced GTF engine AOGs. Management raised full-year 2026 Pratt guidance to high-single-digit sales growth in July, citing sustained aftermarket volume, GTF Advantage certification progress, and defense backlog including F135 sustainment awards. Q3 results, expected mid-October, will reflect seasonal aftermarket patterns, original equipment delivery mix, and any further shop-visit acceleration, with traders monitoring these metrics against RTX's updated $95-96 billion consolidated sales target.