Since the mid-twentieth century, Arizona has had a rich history in aerospace and defense. With large military bases including Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Fort Huachuca, Luke Air Force Base and Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, the state and region offer access to a strong aerospace ecosystem.
Greater Phoenix businesses enjoy access to Arizona’s strong supply chain and robust military assets.
Arizona is home to unmatched military and training facilities, including the largest unmanned aircraft systems training base in the world.
Greater Phoenix offers accessibility to your company’s consumer base, offering a low-cost, low-regulation operating environment.
Arizona has the 4th highest concentration of aerospace manufacturing jobs in the nation
Arizona has 24 million square feet of U.S. Department of Defense owned installations
Luke Air Force Base is the preferred training site for the F-35 Lightning Fighter Jet
Why Greater Phoenix? There’s an abundance of employees and competitive labor costs
Companies like Boeing, General Dynamics, Honeywell and Lockheed Martin enjoy the state’s affordable operating environment and market advantages. From skilled labor, accessibility and market connectivity, to available buildings and shovel-ready sites, the region offers unmatched access to military and training facilities.
Greater Phoenix provides access to Arizona’s strong supply chain, robust military assets and competencies in:
“The robust supply chain and availability of talent make Greater Phoenix an ideal place for aerospace and aviation options. And the state’s rich history in aerospace and defense make it a proven ecosystem where business thrives – including Honeywell, which has had its operations in the region for more than 60 years.”
Mike Madsen, Vice President, Integrated Supply Chain, Honeywell
