Honeywell Aerospace hosted its first Investor Day in Phoenix, Arizona, on June 3, ahead of its anticipated spin-off from Honeywell. The event included a live webcast starting at 11:00 a.m. EDT, accessible through the Investor Relations section of Honeywell’s website.
During the event, Jim Currier, CEO of Honeywell Aerospace, and members of the management team discussed the company’s position in aerospace and defense markets, an innovation-led growth strategy using a “develop once, deploy everywhere” approach, and its operating system focused on continuous improvement. The company also introduced standalone financial guidance for 2026 and provided targets for 2030.
Vimal Kapur, Chairman and CEO of Honeywell, said, “Honeywell Aerospace has a proud heritage of customer-focused innovation across every era of flight. Since inventing the first autopilot in 1914, it has repeatedly introduced category-defining technologies, ranging from auxiliary power units to integrated digital cockpits to advanced runway safety systems. As Honeywell Aerospace prepares to become an independent company, I have tremendous confidence in its future. Under Jim’s leadership, Honeywell Aerospace is ready to build on its position as a leading global tier-1 aerospace and defense supplier, advancing the future of flight through greater electrification, autonomy, and safety.” Currier said, “Today marks an important milestone for Honeywell Aerospace as we outline a strategic vision for our future as a standalone company. We bring together a scaled portfolio of mission-critical technologies, a culture rooted in innovation, and a systematic approach to operational excellence… We have a bright future ahead as we advance the future of aviation and create a safer, more connected world.”
The event featured exhibits showcasing technology such as the Honeywell Anthem integrated flight deck and other key products including precision navigation systems and turbofan engines.
The distribution date for shares is expected to be June 29 pending final approval by the board; after completion of the spin-off transaction—subject to customary conditions—Honeywell Aerospace will trade under ticker symbol “HONA” while Honeywell continues under “HON.”
Honeywell Aerospace supplies mission-critical systems supporting commercial air transport as well as defense customers worldwide with offerings organized into Electronic Solutions; Engines & Power Systems; Control Systems.
