#aerospace

more bad guidance.

I keep hearing ... "how we have always done it".
Nobody remembers how that ended up .. furloughs and layoffs.
call me soon-to-be-unemployed in arizona.

remember when they were saying aerospace was running for 250 just a few months ago?

I guess that'd be the only way to survive. Anyone up for building a rocket?

Amentum will lay off seventy employees on November 30th. This action is a direct result of NASA's initiative to bring thousands of key personnel in-house. The affected positions include engineering technicians, electrical engineers, and test conductors. Amentum serves as NASA's primary contractor for Artemis activities at Kennedy Space Center. This workforce reduction highlights a shift in NASA's operational strategy.

Titusville, Florida

https://www.floridatoday.com/story/tech/science/space/2026/10/12/amentum-layoffs-spacex-falcon-9-starship-updates-top-321-launch-florida-today-weekly-space-news/92214965007/

Stock pattern looks like divestment by big holders.
Undervalued? lol. Hope you divested in your 401k
Zero confidence in aero ability to pull it out.
This is ISC after all.

It makes me happy that some people in this world are FINALLY starting to wake up to this facade. I've known for for a few years that things weren't going well here, even though management would try to deceive me. It appears that Cramer finally saw the light:

"I can't counsel owning that… Jim Currier is the CEO, and he told Phil LeBeau three times that things were going quite well and they weren't. And I heard they were going quite well and they weren't, and so therefore I have nothing good to say about Honeywell Aerospace".

This excerpt was quoted from this article:

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/jim-cramer-says-t-counsel-112244525.html

Cramer has nothing good to say about Honeyhell Aerospace? That makes (at least) 2 of us.

is this real - https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/investigation-launched-into-honeywell-aerospace-inc-hona-robbins-geller-rudman--dowd-llp-attorneys-encourage-investors-and-potential-witnesses-to-contact-law-firm-302859116.html

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/honeywell-aerospace-inc-agrees-pay-over-2m-settle-false-claims-act-allegations-failing

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/article317099050.html

Heard hon aero site in rocky mount may unionize

https://x.com/RamMNK/status/2092642709416837126

Just curious if any group in Aerospace is using AI tools? Are you accepting the rollout or rebelling against it? Are you finding it productive to your job?

https://www.reddit.com/r/HoneywellAerospace/comments/1vp8vl0/six_weeks_after_hona_stock_began_trading_its_down/

It is clear that our leaders had the right strategy when we got rid of Aero and all of their issues. The remainco companies have strong portfolios and will continue to win

https://www.foxbusiness.com/fox-news-lifestyle/faa-orders-inspections-hundreds-boeing-737-max-jets-potential-cracks

The spin off, and resultant turmoil, makes one wonder how long until they offer voluntary RIF Packages! One can only hope!

Fair value for aero based on P/E could be as low as 180’s. How does your 401k like them numbers?

Apparently it was a submarine. Trying to test 212 and with a brand new offer aerospace could easily drop all the way to fair value which would 161 to 184. Sry folks . Math

When is layoff going to add a section for honeywell aerospace? Many are ready to start sharing thoughts

HT crew what are your thoughts on day 1? Did you attend a launch “party”? I wish every townhall was like this? Oh wait. We have no money. Aerospace took it all.

More layoffs for Windsor Lock this summer. It is going to be a long painful summer!!!!!!

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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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