Honeywell said its aerospace segment will record a $470 million charge in fourth-quarter 2025 to cover litigation payments tied to Flexjet. The reserve will be reflected in the segment’s Q4 results and disclosed in the company's financial filings for the period.
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Honeywell will book a $470 million, fourth-quarter 2025 charge in its aerospace segment to cover payments related to Flexjet litigation, a material one‑off that directly reduces segment earnings and cash flow.
The charge is being recorded ahead of Honeywell’s planned aerospace separation, meaning it will affect carve‑out financial metrics for the business prior to the 2026 spin‑off (see the company’s aerospace spin‑off context).
The size of the hit is comparable to other recent large, litigation‑related or restructuring charges across the aerospace industry and underlines how supplier disputes can create significant balance‑sheet and earnings volatility for major suppliers (see prior large charge examples).
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