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Honeywell Sees Deliveries Rise in 2020

Honeywell Aerospace released its annual 10-year business aviation outlook ahead of NBAA-BAC 2019, predicting 7,600 business jet deliveries .

Over the next decade Honeywell Aerospace forecasts deliveries of 7,600 business jets (not counting bizliners such as the BBJ and ACJ, or personal jets like the VisionJet), worth an approximate $248 billion.

By Curt Epstein • Business Aviation Services Editor

October 21, 2019

Aircraft systems manufacturer Honeywell Aerospace predicts 7,600 business jet deliveries worth approximately $248 billion over the next decade. The Arizona-based company (Booths N1816B and N4302) issued its 28th annual Global Business Aviation Outlook on the eve of NBAA’s annual conference and exhibition, covering a period through 2029. This year’s prognostication is down slightly from last year’s forecast, which called for 7,700 aircraft deliveries worth $251 billion.

Among the aircraft the company tracks in its survey (excluding personal jets and bizliners), Honeywell lowered its 2019 delivery numbers from 715 to 690 jets, due to longer than anticipated certification times on some programs and slow ramp-up rates on others. That still represents a rise from 2018’s 633 deliveries, and the aerospace giant sees even more on the horizon for next year.

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