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Honeywell to Split into Three, Aerospace to Become Independent by 2026

Honeywell announced plans to divide into three distinct companies by 2026, with its aerospace unit becoming a separate, publicly listed entity. This restructuring comes after activist investor pressure and aims to unlock value in each division, particularly aerospace amid rising market demands.

2025-02-06T06:04:50.958624-08:00

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Honeywell and NXP Expand AI-Driven Avionics for Autonomous Flights

2025-01-08T05:16:58.670136-08:00

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Honeywell Exceeds Q1 Expectations Amidst Aircraft Parts and Maintenance Demand

2025-04-29T04:00:43.240392-07:00

Reuters

Honeywell-Vertical Aerospace ink $1B deal to certify VX4 eVTOL to airliner safety standards

2025-05-08T03:32:46.593059-07:00

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L3Harris to Equip U.S. Army Reconnaissance Aircraft with Honeywell JetWave X SATCOM L3Harris Technologies will integrate Honeywell’s JetWave X high-throughput satellite communications terminals on U.S. Army airborne reconnaissance platforms, delivering secure, low-latency beyond-line-of-sight links for real-time ISR data exchange. The upgrade aligns with the Army’s push to modernize battlefield connectivity with resilient SATCOM capabilities.

2025-05-27T22:47:29.298584-07:00

L3Harris to Equip U.S. Army Reconnaissance Aircraft with Honeywell JetWave X SATCOM

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Honeywell-Vertical Aerospace ink $1B deal to certify VX4 eVTOL to airliner safety standards Honeywell and Vertical Aerospace have signed a long-term agreement to deepen their existing partnership, certifying the VX4’s avionics and flight-critical systems to a 10⁻⁹ failure rate. Under Vertical’s Flightpath 2030 plan, the deal supports type certification in 2028 and at least 150 aircraft deliveries by 2030.

2025-05-08T03:32:46.593059-07:00

Honeywell-Vertical Aerospace ink $1B deal to certify VX4 eVTOL to airliner safety standards

Unmanned Airspace

US Army Awards $15M to Honeywell, Near Earth Autonomy for Black Hawk Autonomous Logistics Program The U.S. Army has selected Honeywell and Near Earth Autonomy to lead a $15 million effort to convert UH-60 Black Hawks into optionally piloted uncrewed helicopters for contested logistics, aiming to field the first platforms in 2026 and bolster autonomous sustainment capabilities.

2025-05-08T02:14:01.185285-07:00

US Army Awards $15M to Honeywell, Near Earth Autonomy for Black Hawk Autonomous Logistics Program

Aviation Today

USAF Mulls Funding to Integrate JMPS with MH-139A’s Honeywell FMS The U.S. Air Force is weighing funding to integrate its Joint Mission Planning System (JMPS) with Honeywell’s Primus Epic Phase 7 Flight Management System aboard the MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopter. The upgrade aims to streamline mission planning and flight operations for ICBM security and other critical rotary-wing missions.

2025-05-01T07:47:51.866326-07:00

USAF Mulls Funding to Integrate JMPS with MH-139A’s Honeywell FMS

Airways Magazine

Honeywell's Boeing 757 Test Flight Showcases Advanced Safety Systems Honeywell's recent test flight aboard its Boeing 757 Flying Testbed demonstrated the capabilities of its Surf-A and Smart-X RAAS technologies, which aim to enhance runway safety by alerting pilots to potential hazards. This initiative is part of Honeywell's ongoing efforts to innovate and improve aviation safety systems.

2025-04-29T08:32:37.323917-07:00

Honeywell's Boeing 757 Test Flight Showcases Advanced Safety Systems

Flying Magazine

Near Earth Autonomy and Honeywell Partner to Automate Black Hawk Helicopters Near Earth Autonomy and Honeywell are collaborating to retrofit Sikorsky UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters with autonomous systems, enabling uncrewed operations. This advancement could revolutionize logistics missions by eliminating onboard crews and remote pilots, showcasing a significant leap in autonomous aviation technology.

2025-04-29T06:52:18.671745-07:00

Near Earth Autonomy and Honeywell Partner to Automate Black Hawk Helicopters

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Honeywell Exceeds Q1 Expectations Amidst Aircraft Parts and Maintenance Demand Honeywell's first-quarter 2025 financial performance surpassed Wall Street estimates, driven by strong demand for its aerospace parts and aircraft maintenance services. This uptick is attributed to a shortage of new jets, underscoring the critical role of aftermarket services in current aviation market dynamics.

2025-04-29T04:00:43.240392-07:00

Honeywell Exceeds Q1 Expectations Amidst Aircraft Parts and Maintenance Demand

Aviation Week

Near Earth Autonomy Secures Contract for Miniature U.S. Marines Resupply Flight Systems Near Earth Autonomy will supply miniaturized autonomous systems to the U.S. Marine Corps under the TRUAS contract, part of a $4.6 million initiative to enhance resupply capabilities in contested environments.

2025-04-23T21:08:23.778347-07:00

Near Earth Autonomy Secures Contract for Miniature U.S. Marines Resupply Flight Systems

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