"Every horizon. Every mission. Every day."
Phoenix-based avionics and aerospace systems maker that began independent public trading in mid-2026 after Honeywell's three-way split.
Honeywell Aerospace is an aerospace and defense technology company headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, with a business history tracing back to 1936. In 2026, following a February 2025 announcement that Honeywell International would separate into three independent, industry-focused companies, Honeywell Aerospace began trading as a standalone public company, completing its corporate split from the former Honeywell conglomerate's automation and other business lines. The company employs approximately 40,000 people worldwide and organizes its business around several product lines: cabin and cockpit systems, flight control systems, electromagnetic defense technology, navigation and sensor systems, and power and propulsion products such as auxiliary power units (APUs) and aircraft engines, alongside maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services and maintenance service plans for operators.
Honeywell Aerospace's cockpit technology includes the Anthem flight deck, a digital cockpit system the company has integrated into third-party aircraft programs; in July 2026, Anthem was integrated into Vertical Aerospace's Valo autonomous aircraft program, illustrating the company's role as an avionics and systems supplier to emerging electric and autonomous aviation platforms rather than solely to legacy commercial aircraft. Historically, the company has earned multiple FAA certifications for its avionics products, including the Runway Awareness and Advisory System (RAAS) in 2004, the SmartPath ground-based augmentation landing system in 2009, and synthetic vision primary flight display systems that have been installed on Gulfstream business jets since 2008. The company has also participated in national and international airspace modernization programs, including the FAA's NextGen initiative in the United States and the SESAR program in Europe, both aimed at upgrading air traffic management and avionics standards.
Honeywell Aerospace serves three principal customer segments: commercial aviation, where it supplies avionics, engines, and cabin systems to airlines and aircraft manufacturers; defense, where it supplies systems across air, land, sea, and space domains to military customers worldwide; and business aviation, where it supplies flight decks and related systems to private and corporate aircraft operators. The company markets itself under the tagline 'Every horizon. Every mission. Every day.,' emphasizing the breadth of its customer base across civil, defense, and space applications.
Honeywell Aerospace maintains official company pages on LinkedIn and Facebook (Honeywell Aero), and a YouTube channel, which it uses to publish product announcements, customer stories, and technical content. As of this review, a specific street-level headquarters address beyond Phoenix, Arizona, and a direct public phone or email contact were not confirmed from the company's official website.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
GPS/RTK-aided MEMS inertial navigation system for UAVs, 115g, with position accuracy to 0.03m and heading accuracy of 0.15 deg in RTK mode.
All-silicon MEMS inertial measurement unit under 2 lbs for defense and tactical platforms, with 0.08 deg/hr gyro bias in-run stability.
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WEBSITE
https://aerospace.honeywell.com/us/enHEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
1936
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
employees 10000+
Primary Region
North America
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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