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Vertical Aerospace appointed Stuart Simpson as CEO and confirmed Honeywell provides flight control and aircraft management systems.

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Vertical Aerospace appointed Stuart Simpson as CEO and confirmed Honeywell provides flight control and aircraft management systems.

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  1. New board member appointed; CEO leads strategic review.1 source
  2. Vertical Aerospace and Honeywell formed a partnership for advanced air mobility projects.1 source
  3. Vertical Aerospace names new CEO and confirms Honeywell as a key systems supplier.1 source

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  • InvestopediaVertical Aerospace Stock Dives as Air Taxi Maker to Sell Shares at Discount Vertical Aerospace announced it would sell $60 million worth of shares at $5 each, sending shares tumbling. The $5 per shar