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2026

Aiir Innovations acquired by Pratt & Whitney

Pratt & Whitney acquired Dutch aerospace technology business Aiir Innovations, strengthening its AI-supported engine inspection capabilities.

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Client

Aiir Innovations

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Other party

Pratt & Whitney

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Advisor

Transition Corporate Finance

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Geography

Netherlands, United States

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Sector

Technology, Aerospace and Defence

The transaction

AIIR Innovations is a Netherlands-based developer of AI-powered software for modern borescope inspections of aircraft engines. Its technology helps maintenance teams inspect engines more quickly and accurately, supporting earlier issue detection, improved operational reliability and shorter maintenance turnaround times.

Transition Corporate Finance acted as exclusive M&A advisor to AIIR’s shareholders on the sale to Pratt & Whitney, part of US-listed RTX. The acquisition brings AIIR’s technology into Pratt & Whitney’s global digital maintenance, repair and overhaul capabilities, expanding the application of AI-assisted inspection across an installed base of more than 90,000 engines. The seller group comprised founders, employees and venture-capital investors.

At a glance

Transaction type

Sell-side M&A

Industry

Technology, Aerospace and Defence

Value

Undisclosed

Completion

2026

Netherlands

Cross-border context

The sale connected Dutch aerospace AI capability with the international platform of a major US aviation group. Transition Corporate Finance supported the shareholders through a transaction requiring both specialist technology understanding and cross-border execution.

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Advising firm

Transition Corporate Finance

Amsterdam

Netherlands

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Transition Corporate Finance is an independent corporate finance boutique specialising in mergers and acquisitions and strategic financial advice.

Based in Amsterdam, the firm operates in the Dutch and international mid-market, focusing on transactions of approximately €5 million to €100 million and above. Its approach combines a thorough understanding of each business with proactive advice shaped around its strategic objectives.

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