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Large, multi-year contracts with two major carriers boost revenue visibility and potential aftermarket profitability; could lift HON’s valuation if deployment milestones are met and margins improve.
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Honeywell Aerospace announced two material deals: IndiGo will outfit 810 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft with Honeywell avionics and power systems, while Aeroméxico will deploy runway safety technology on more than 100 Boeing jets. These contracts expand Honeywell’s installed base and create longer-term service-revenue opportunities, implying higher visibility for HON’s aerospace revenue across multiple years.
IndiGo selects Honeywell avionics and power systems for 810 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft.
Aeroméxico plans to deploy Honeywell runway safety technology on more than 100 Boeing jets.
Deals expand Honeywell Aerospace’s installed base and potential service revenue.
The large multi-year contracts provide meaningful revenue visibility for HON over the coming years.
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