Honeywell said Jim Currier will continue as president and CEO of its Aerospace division and will lead the business as it becomes a standalone, publicly traded company after a planned spin‑off expected in the second half of 2026. Eaton CEO Craig Arnold was named board chair for the new company.
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Confirms executive continuity for the planned standalone aerospace company: Jim Currier will lead the business as CEO and Craig Arnold will serve as board chair ahead of the targeted H2 2026 spin‑off.
The Aerospace unit is material to Honeywell’s results — aerospace sales rose 7% in Q3 to $10.41 billion — so leadership and governance will shape the new company’s market profile and investor messaging: https://hype.aero/?story=8c5a19b6-4f74-40f6-8c2a-606715137c19
These appointments follow Honeywell’s wider process to select leadership and a headquarters for the standalone business, key steps as the unit prepares for public listing: https://hype.aero/?story=8c5a19b6-4f74-40f6-8c2a-606715137c19
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