Honeywell Aerospace

Aerospace and defensePhoenix, ArizonaHONAAbout 36,000 employees

More about Honeywell Aerospace

Maker of aircraft engines, avionics, flight controls and defense and space electronics, spun off from Honeywell in June 2026

Revenue

$17.4B

Fiscal 2025, up about 13% (as part of Honeywell)

Employees

About 36,000

As of March 2026

Stock

HONA

Nasdaq

Headquarters

Phoenix, Arizona

CEO

James Currier

Since June 2026 spin-off; led Honeywell's aerospace segment from August 2023

Main businessesElectronic Solutions, Engines and Power Systems, Control Systems; commercial aftermarket and defense and space

Current strategyOperating as a standalone company after the June 29, 2026 spin-off from Honeywell, with a $3.5B share buyback authorized in July 2026

Recent workforce changes60 jobs cut at its Chandler, Arizona site in June 2026 ahead of the spin-off

CompetitorsGE Aerospace, Collins Aerospace, Safran

Checked October 11, 2026 · Sources: sec.gov, sec.gov (2), abc15.com

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