RTX Corporation is an $80 billion global aerospace and defense company built around three businesses: Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney and Raytheon. It develops technologies that help people fly safely and support national security, while its research organization has collaborated with universities, national laboratories and small businesses for more than 95 years.
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RTXRTX is an aerospace and defense company that designs, manufactures and supports technologies for flight and national security through Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney and Raytheon. Its businesses make aircraft engines and auxiliary power units, as well as integrated aerospace and defense systems; RTX also describes work in advanced materials, propulsion and manufacturing technologies.ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, MD
Collins AerospaceCollins Aerospace is an RTX business known for engineering the systems that keep aircraft flying safely and support demanding aerospace and defense missions. It serves commercial and military customers with aerospace systems and components, including specialized build-to-print tubular assemblies through its Collins Altis Aero Systems operation.ANNAPOLIS, MD
General DynamicsFor more than 65 years, General Dynamics has served the aerospace and defense communities as a global company with 117,000 employees. Its businesses develop and support aircraft, military systems and ships for the U.S. government and allied countries, with a model that gives each unit responsibility for understanding customer needs and delivering its work.332993RED LION, PA
Honeywell AerospaceHoneywell Aerospace designs and manufactures mission-critical systems and technologies that enable the production, maintenance and safe operation of aircraft, defense platforms and spacecraft. Headquartered in Phoenix, the company carries more than a century of aerospace innovation, from the first autopilot demonstrated by Sperry Gyroscope in 1914 to today’s integrated avionics, engines and control systems. Its scale includes more than 36,000 employees, over 100,000 auxiliary power units delivered since 1959 and avionics used on 90% of global aircraft.CRYSTAL CITY, VA