UNITED TECH &lt;UTX> SEES NO EARNINGS IMPACT
  United Technologies Corp said
  the decision by an international consortium not to develop a
  new engine would have no impact on 1987 or 1988 earnings.
      &lt;International Aero Engines>, IAE, 30 pct owned by United
  Technologies' Pratt and Whitney division, has decided not to
  launch a superfan version of its V2500 engine.
      "We've told analysts that IAE's decision not to launch a
  full development program of the IAE superfan for certification
  in 1991 will have no short term impact on earnings," a United
  Technologies spokesman told Reuters.
      Short term refers to 1987 and 1988, the spokesman said. He
  declined to elaborate.
      IAE's other owners are Rolls Royce PLC, &lt;Japanese Aero
  Engines Corp>, Fiat SPA and &lt;MTU> of West Germany.
      Analysts are estimating United Technologies will earn 3.75
  dlrs to 4.50 dlrs a share in 1987. It reported earnings of 36
  cts a share in 1986, which included two large writeoffs.
  

