As Honeywell Aerospace readies for its stand-alone debut, its CEO is forecasting big growth

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• — For Honeywell Aerospace CEO Jim Currier, it's time to show investors what his company can do as a stand-alone business.
• "We have a purpose-built management team just solely focused on one strategy, one mission as opposed to disparate missions of a conglomerate," Currier told CNBC at his company's investor day.
• When it's officially spun off from its parent company later this month, Honeywell Aerospace will be aggressively pushing its advantages in avionics, engine control systems and a host of technologies from the nose to tail of commercial airplanes, business jets and military aircraft.
• The hope is to accelerate growth.