Develops and manufactures aircraft engines, APUs, avionics, navigation systems as well as propulsion and power solutions for civil and military aviation.
Honeywell Aerospace Inc.
Phoenix, AZ, USANew on Amplifa
About Honeywell Aerospace
Honeywell Aerospace Inc. is an independent, publicly listed provider of aerospace technology headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona (USA). The portfolio includes aircraft engines and auxiliary power units (APUs), cockpit and cabin electronics, control systems, navigation and sensing, wireless connectivity as well as propulsion and power solutions for commercial aviation, defense and space. In addition, the company offers MRO services, 24/7 AOG support, engine and APU rentals, maintenance service plans (MSP) and the trading of used serviceable parts via Honeywell Aerospace Trading. Technologies such as electric, autonomy and navigation solutions are deployed on platforms ranging from airliners to business jets, helicopters and satellites. According to the company, 90 % of aircraft in operation worldwide use the manufacturer's avionics, more than 100,000 APUs have been delivered since 1959, and 80 % of satellites carry systems from Honeywell Aerospace. The organization serves customers worldwide in the regions Americas, EMEAI and APAC.
- Site
- Phoenix, AZ
- Processes
- Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), AOG support (24/7, worldwide), Engine & APU rentals, Repair centers and authorized service network, Warranty administration, Technical publications and support, Asset availability programs, Cabin and network connectivity services
- Industries
- Commercial aviation, Defense, Space, Business aviation, General aviation, Helicopters
- 01
Development and engineering
- 02
Manufacturing and system integration
- 03
Sales and product catalog
- 04
MRO and repair network
- 05
AOG support and rentals
- 06
USM parts trading (Honeywell Aerospace Trading)
Locations
Phoenix, AZ
USHeadquarters and administration
Products and Systems
Inside the production
Industries
Additional services
History
- 1906
Company founded (foundingDate per company information)
- 1914
Sperry Gyroscope demonstrates the first autopilot over Paris
- 1946
Pressurized cabin system for airliners enables flights at 20,000 feet
- 1965
Life-support chest pack for NASA Gemini spacewalks
- 1989
BendixKing receives first FAA certification for TCAS (collision avoidance)
- 2019
The 100,000th auxiliary power unit (APU) leaves the production line
- 2026
Spin-off from Honeywell International Inc.; Honeywell Aerospace becomes an independent, publicly listed company (NASDAQ: HONA)