A Navy training program could be a boon to Honeywell jet engine manufacturing in Phoenix.
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Honeywell plans to produce engines in Phoenix for Textron Aviation Defense's Beechcraft M-346N, which the Navy is considering for a jet training program. Photo: Courtesy of Textron Aviation Defense
Honeywell is expanding its Phoenix manufacturing operations to include engines powering the planes that the Navy may soon use to train pilots.
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