Collins Aerospace

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Collins Aerospace is a major subsidiary of RTX Corporation and one of the world's largest suppliers of aerospace and defense products. It designs, manufactures, and services advanced systems and components for commercial, business, and regional aviation as well as military and defense applications, helicopters, space, and airports.

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The company's portfolio includes avionics, aerostructures, interiors, mission systems, power and controls, mechanical systems, environmental controls, flight controls, landing systems, and connected aircraft technologies. It supports original equipment manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus, commercial airlines, and government defense customers globally.

Formed in 2018 from the merger of Rockwell Collins and UTC Aerospace Systems, Collins Aerospace became part of RTX following the 2020 combination with Raytheon. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, it maintains more than 250 sites worldwide and employs over 80,000 people, generating approximately $26-30 billion in annual sales.

Collins Aerospace focuses on innovation in sustainable aviation, digital transformation, autonomous operations, and defense solutions, positioning it as a key player in the global aerospace and defense industry.

Also known as Rockwell Collins and UTC Aerospace Systems.

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Collins Aerospace in chemical industry news

30 September 2026
Nel ASA wins about $20M in Collins Aerospace orders for submarine PEM stacks

Additional purchase orders for PEM electrolyser stacks tied to US, UK and French submarine programs; bookings in Q3 2026; deliveries slated for 2027–2028.

29 September 2026
Nel ASA wins USD 12 million order from Collins Aerospace for submarine PEM stacks

PEM stacks for oxygen generation in US Navy submarine life-support; built in Wallingford, Connecticut; deliveries across 2027–2028.