#aerospace

Windsor Locks got hit this week. Mostly older employees. Seems that Raytheon does not like to employ anyone over

Honeywell International announced job reductions. The company is reducing staff in the Valley. An aerospace division spinoff is planned. This corporate separation will happen by June's end. The job reductions precede this corporate change.

https://www.bizjournals.com/phoenix/news/2026/06/01/honeywell-to-lay-off-workers.html

Bell Textron Inc. announced layoffs at its Amarillo facility. Approximately 30 employees were affected by this reduction in force. Company officials stated these actions align the business with market realities. They described the staffing decisions as difficult. These steps are necessary for the company's long-term success.

Amarillo, Texas

https://www.myhighplains.com/news/local-news/amarillos-bell-textron-inc-facility-reports-layoffs/amp/

https://fortune.com/2026/05/29/blue-origin-new-glenn-explosion-nasa-artemis-contract-bezos/

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Honeywell Technologies

Honeywell Aerospace

Has anyone heard any information about when the blackout window is to the 401K Plan right before the 6/29 Spinoff? I am moving to the Aerospace side and need to make some changes, but would like to make them as close to the spin as possible. Thanks

Corp expenses paid earlier by Aero, now no more …. Interesting times ahead …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHD9ZONhuAE

Will honeywell aerospace have a separate section on thelayoff website once the separation is complete?

How soon after day 1 will Honeywell Aerospace do a VOE?

Boeing is currently hiring new employees. The company is adding over 100 workers each week. This hiring trend follows previous mass layoffs. Those mass layoffs occurred less than two years ago. The company is experiencing a period of workforce expansion.

https://simpleflying.com/boeing-hiring-over-100-workers-week-less-than-2-years-mass-layoffs/

Aviator College of Aeronautical Science & Technology ceased operations. It was a flight school situated at Treasure Coast International Airport. The closure occurred after a lawsuit. This action led to job losses for many employees. The institution was located in Fort Pierce, Florida.

Fort Pierce, Florida

https://cw34.com/news/local/gallery/fort-pierce-florida-flight-school-aviator-college-closes-after-lawsuit-layoffs-closure-jobs-students-mechanics-pilots-?photo=2

New name was accidentally dropped during high level meeting…
Honero!!
Wonder what group thought that up.

An aerospace firm announced layoffs. The firm is cutting its Huntsville workforce. This follows a previous layoff. That prior layoff was near Washington, D.C. The Huntsville cuts occurred weeks later.

Huntsville, Alabama

https://www.bizjournals.com/birmingham/news/2025/10/21/huntville-aerospace-ai-solutions-layoff-82.html

https://theaircurrent.com/feed/dispatches/faa-777-9-boeing-tia-phase-4/

New CEO sold aerospace to raise stock price. CEO then must not have been able to forecast revenue growth after and decided to cost cut in hopes to retain momentum on stock.

GCP opened up, so managers now know the raises and bonus budgets.

I'll start - Aero US - For a 5-block - Average 2.5% raise, MIP at 130% of target.

Good luck! Especially to the Aerojet folks

LeeMAH Electronics will close its Richardson facility, cutting 84 jobs tied to aerospace, medical, and tech industries

Layoffs were set to begin Wednesday at a.i. solutions Inc.'s Huntsville operation, affecting 86 employees at the aerospace engineering firm's Research Park facility.

https://www.rocketcitynow.com/article/news/local/layoffs-hit-86-workers-at-ai-solutions-huntsville-facility-on-jan-davis-drive/525-5b19584e-32c7-450a-b616-716540c6e0c3

Boeing plans to lay off approximately 17,000 employees, representing about 10% of its workforce, in response to ongoing financial struggles and production delays, with significant impacts expected in 2026.
The layoffs are expected to affect employees across various levels, including executives and managers. This move is part of Boeing's efforts to stabilize its operations and address the financial strain caused by the prolonged strike and production setbacks. The company is also facing rising healthcare costs for employees, which may further complicate its financial outlook in 2026.

Company: Collins Aerospace
Source: KCRG

New details emerge in Collins Aerospace layoff
Summary: Collins Aerospace confirmed a restructuring with Iowa WARN indicating three positions affected in Cedar Rapids, with layoffs effective December 31. The company said it is reducing costs and optimizing its structure to reinvest in high priority programs. ([https://www.kcrg.com][13])
City: Cedar Rapids
State: Iowa
https://www.kcrg.com/2025/11/06/new-details-emerge-collins-aerospace-layoff/

Any credible news or updates?
I mean from people that work at that location not from people who just make things up that doesn’t work at that site.

Not giving the time of day to your number one supporter.
Tim Clark Said He's "P.O." Boeing Isn't Talking To Him!
Another 2 year delay with the 777X and Tim Clark
president of Emirates Air, gets the news from the media rather than Boeing.
https://youtu.be/kaCfTuk_9UA

Boeing is definitely #2 figuratively and literally.
https://youtu.be/1OgHjmWOWec

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Plus A220 has problems too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYgAVCQmSLQ

Airbus "FINISHED" Boeing: 60 Years of Boeing Aviation History Ends, Handing Airbus The Crown!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OgHjmWOWec

Boeing is recognized the world over as a
Idіocracy based circus, managed by farcical MBA clowns supervising
a largely inept and inexperienced workforce of their own making.

This is not a groundless opinion by any means.
it’s a factual conclusion based in empirical data.

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https://oig.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ig-24-015.pdf?emrc=66b617078a773)

Merry Thanksgiving and happy f*** you to all the aero employees about to get laid off.
Its going to be a sad holiday season for 20% of aero this year

Maryland-based a.i. solutions, Inc. plans to start layoffs in early December, the company said in the recent notice filed Friday with the Alabama Department of Commerce.

https://www.al.com/business/2025/10/86-layoffs-coming-for-huntsville-aerospace-company.html

Lot of commercial work has just vanished in aero. I am looking for charge numbers without a lot of opportunity. Bracing for the worst. Cut all of my expenses and cancelled a vacation over holidays to build emergency fund.

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory said on Monday it will cut nearly 550 jobs as part of a restructuring, not related to the current U.S. government shutdown.
JPL is NASA's only federally funded research and development center. It designed, built and operated all five of the successful rovers sent so far to the surface of Mars.

https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/nasas-jet-propulsion-unit-lay-off-about-550-workers-2025-10-13/

The so-called International Leadership Team will be firing 2/3 of the Geneva employees (about 40 peoples) over the next months, including all the Engineering team, as a restructuring of the EMEA activities. Ongoing and Future Engineering activities should be moved the Spain site and most likely heavily subcontracted.

Boeing is set to gain EU antitrust approval for its $4.7 billion acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems with remedies to address EU concerns expected to include sales of some of the latter's businesses, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.

https://www.reuters.com/world/eu-set-approve-with-conditions-boeings-47-billion-spirit-deal-sources-say-2025-10-07/

There's a lot of talk about growing share price of Honeywell Aerospace. Does that mean remaining Honeywell will take a beating such that it affects 401(k) and other benefits? Would we bear the brunt of the remaining company and how would non-Aero people be affected?

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First it was India and now it’s Japan.
Twice in as many months we have a F35 jet from the UK that is stuck is foreign counties.

How bad is our technology these days?

Within the sales organization, many highly talented individuals have been let go — notably Account Executives and Industry Experts. A few years ago, in EMEA, I had the opportunity to review several account plans in sectors like Telco, Aerospace, and Automotive. I still remember exceptional strategic thinking that went into our plans for Vodafone or Airbus. Professionals who knew their clients deeply and instinctively were on command. The depth, creativity, and relevance of our strategies for complex industries were truly outstanding — second to none ! . And now, all those great people are gone. Brilliant, sharp and fast minds all fired ! Dead weights and slackers, all rewarded ! Deadly politics at play.