Gov. Katie Hobbs, third from right, poses for a photo with Honeywell Aerospace officials during a June 3 event unveiling the company’s new branding and logo. Honeywell is splitting its company into two publicly traded companies, effective June 29. Honeywell Technologies will be headquartered in North Carolina and Honeywell Aerospace will be headquartered here in Phoenix.
(Courtesy Arizona Governor’s Office)
Honeywell Aerospace has announced a $500 million facility spanning over 300,000 square feet.
The facility will hold up to 600 employees and is expected to open in 2028.
This is the largest aerospace manufacturing investment in the history of the city and is estimated to create over 1000 jobs for the construction of the facility.
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Honeywell Aerospace to build in Tempe
(Courtesy Arizona Governor’s Office)
Gov. Katie Hobbs, third from right, poses for a photo with Honeywell Aerospace officials during a June 3 event unveiling the company’s new branding and logo. Honeywell is splitting its company into two publicly traded companies, effective June 29. Honeywell Technologies will be headquartered in North Carolina and Honeywell Aerospace will be headquartered here in Phoenix.
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Honeywell Aerospace has announced a $500 million facility spanning over 300,000 square feet.
The facility will hold up to 600 employees and is expected to open in 2028.
This is the largest aerospace manufacturing investment in the history of the city and is estimated to create over 1000 jobs for the construction of the facility.
"Demand for technology from Honeywell Aerospace continues to accelerate across both commercial and defense markets, and this major investment ensures we can continue delivering for our customers while unlocking long-term growth for our shareholders," said Jim Currier, president and chief executive officer of Honeywell Aerospace in a statement.
The new facility will help support the company's 10,000 clients and help support the over 36,000 employees globally.
The Tempe campus is currently at the corner of Priest Drive and Warner Road. The Phoenix campus is near Sky Harbor Airport. The exact location of the new facility has not been announced.
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