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Honeywell AAM Unit Grows into $10 Billion Business
Honeywell has contracts with AAM companies such as Archer, Lilium, Pipistrel, Supernal, and Vertical Aerospace
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Lilium is one of the many AAM companies that Honeywell has contracted with for a range of products from avionics, actuation systems, to sensors. (Photo: Lilium)

Honeywell’s advanced air mobility (AAM) unit has generated more than $10 billion in business, the company said at the show. The figure represents contract values based on a forecast number of AAMs the company expects various manufacturers will build.

Since its establishment a little more than three years ago, Honeywell’s AAM business has secured business with companies including Archer Aviation, Lilium, Pipistrel, and Vertical Aerospace.

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