Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Honeywell Eyes Expanding APAC Defense Market
Autonomous flight and counter-drone systems on display at the Singapore Airshow
Honeywell Samurai
Honeywell has successfully showcased its Stationary and Mobile UAS Reveal and Intercept (Samurai) system and its ability to counter swarm drones in two recent demonstrations to local military operators in the U.S. © Honeywell Aerospace Technologies

Honeywell Aerospace Technologies sees the Singapore Airshow as an opportunity to highlight its expanding role as a behind-the-scenes technology provider for civil and military aviation programs across the Asia-Pacific region, with a particular focus on autonomous systems, counter-drone capabilities, and resilient connectivity solutions.

The U.S. company, whose products are ubiquitous across all aerospace sectors, generates more than $17 billion annually in revenue from its aerospace business, with roughly 60% tied to commercial programs and the remainder to defense and space. Its international defense business now exceeds $2 billion, and customers in the Asia-Pacific region account for nearly one-third of that total, according to Matt Milas, president of defense and space at Honeywell Aerospace Technologies.

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