Honeywell Aerospace has confirmed that Dassault Aviation has selected its EASy IV flight deck system for the Falcon 2000 EASy aircraft platform, bringing the latest generation of cockpit technology to one of the most successful aircraft families in business aviation. The upgrade will modernise the Falcon 2000 cockpit with new capabilities designed to improve pilot […]
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Honeywell Aerospace said it had signed a three-year agreement with PT Garuda Indonesia (Persero) Tbk to provide repair and maintenance services for auxiliary power units (APUs) across the Indonesian airline’s aircraft fleet. The agreement covers Honeywell Aerospace’s 131-9B, 331-350 and 331-500 APU models and builds on the companies’ longstanding partnership, Honeywell said. The arrangement is
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Honeywell Aerospace said its engineering team in Brno, the Czech Republic, has successfully integrated the main subsystems of a hydrogen fuel-cell power source capable of generating and supplying electricity for an aircraft, marking progress in a European project aimed at developing low-emission aviation technology. The work is part of Project NEWBORN, launched in 2023 and
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Offshore helicopter operator Omni Taxi Aereo (Omni) has selected Honeywell Aerospace’s IntuVue RDR-7000 weather radar system for its entire fleet of 33 Leonardo AW139 helicopters, as it looks to strengthen safety and operational reliability across demanding offshore missions. Omni operates around 88 helicopters worldwide, with the AW139 accounting for a significant share of its fleet.
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Honeywell Aerospace lowered its full-year 2026 guidance after reporting second-quarter results following its separation from Honeywell International, saying it had aligned its forecasts with the supply chain’s demonstrated capabilities at the end of the second quarter despite continued strong customer demand. The company now expects full-year organic sales growth of 4%-5%, down from its previous
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TAT Technologies has expanded its partnership with Honeywell Aerospace, becoming the sole global authorised distributor of spare parts for the 331-200/250 auxiliary power unit (APU) platform. Under the agreement, TAT has also extended its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) licences for the platform until 2036 and acquired three Honeywell Aerospace 131-9A APUs to strengthen its
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Honeywell Aerospace has secured a three-year Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract from the U.S. Army, to repair and overhaul its T55-GA-714A turboshaft engines, which power CH-47 Chinook helicopters operated by the US Army and military customers worldwide. The agreement will help sustain high fleet readiness and performance across US and international Chinook operators. All
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Honeywell Aerospace has officially begun trading as an independent, publicly listed company on the Nasdaq following the completion of its spin-off from Honeywell Technologies. The company launches with more than 36,000 employees serving over 10,000 customers worldwide, building on more than a century of aerospace innovation dating back to the invention of the first autopilot
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AllClear Aerospace & Defense (AllClear) has announced an expanded investment in Honeywell Aerospace’s wheels and brakes product line, aimed at strengthening support for military operators facing ongoing global supply chain pressures. The move comes as demand for sustainment and operational readiness continues to increase across both legacy and frontline military aircraft fleets. AllClear said it
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Honeywell has named Jim Currier as President and Chief Executive Officer of Honeywell Aerospace. The business will become an independent, publicly traded company after a planned spin-off expected in the second half of 2026. This marks a major step in Honeywell’s long-term growth plan. At the same time, Honeywell announced Craig Arnold as Chairman of
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