Honeywell, primarily through its Aerospace Technologies division, is a major manufacturer of aerospace products and a solutions provider for the space industry. It supplies a wide array of products, including avionics, spacecraft components, navigation systems, and environmental control and life support systems. Honeywell has been involved in numerous NASA missions, including the Orion spacecraft, and partners with organizations like ESA to develop technologies like quantum key distribution satellites for secure communication.
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Honeywell International planned in a 2025 filing to separate its Aerospace business into an independent, publicly traded company.
L3Harris Technologies, Honeywell International, Comtech Telecommunications, and Teledyne Technologies supply RF amplifiers, waveguide assemblies, ground terminals, and modem electronics used inside most military and commercial satellite communication payloads.
Honeywell International’s Aerospace Technologies segment supplies satellite communication terminals and avionics used in commercial aviation connectivity and government satellite communication systems.
Microchip Technology, BAE Systems Electronic Systems, Honeywell Aerospace, and SkyWater Technology are among the domestic qualified fabs listed in the Defense Microelectronics Activity Trusted Foundry Program.
Microchip Technology, BAE Systems Electronic Systems, Honeywell Aerospace, and SkyWater Technology are publicly confirmed participants in the DMEA Trusted Foundry Program.
Lubos Fedora previously worked at Honeywell Aerospace and Airinmar in the United Kingdom.
The Canadian Space Agency contributed JWST’s Fine-Guidance Sensor and Near-Infrared Imager and Slitless Spectrograph through Honeywell in exchange for observing time.
QKDSat is a multi-country consortium that includes Honeywell Aerospace.
The QKDSat industrial consortium includes Redwire Space of Belgium, Craft Prospect, Lumino Technologies, COLT, and British Telecom of the United Kingdom, QTLabs of Austria, Honeywell’s team in Canada, and several key players in Czechia and Switzerland.
Honeywell’s UK team is leading an industrial consortium for QKDSat.
The QKD payload will work alongside optical terminals developed by Honeywell Canada.
Redwire is part of a multi-country consortium for QKDSat that includes Honeywell Aerospace.
Honeywell’s U.K. team leads an industrial consortium for QKDSat that includes Redwire Space of Belgium, Craft Prospect and British Telecom of the United Kingdom, QTLabs of Austria, Honeywell’s team in Canada, and several key players in Czechia and Switzerland.
Carlos García-Galán received Honeywell’s Engineer of the Year recognition, a NASA Silver Medal for achievements, a Johnson Space Center Director’s Commendation, and the Silver Snoopy award.
Carlos García-Galán worked for Honeywell Space Systems as technical lead for vehicle health management technologies.
Wiesel worked at COM DEV starting in 1983, then moved to Honeywell after its acquisition of COM DEV.
The IroNav integration builds upon infiniDome’s prior work with Honeywell to protect UAVs from GPS jamming.
Baha Shishani joined Honeywell Defense & Space as Business Development Director for the Middle East, Africa, and Türkiye.
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) awarded contracts totaling over $5.4 million to ABB Inc. and Honeywell (Canada) for the TICFIRE instrument on the HAWC mission.
The funding for the HAWC mission was awarded to Quebec-based ABB Inc. and Honeywell’s operations in Canada.