Total Revenue

+14% ( " )

Q2 2026 revenue increased to $3,760M from $3,306M in Q1 2025, driven by an overall strong performance across key segments. Significant growth in Textron Aviation (+28%) coupled with moderate gains in Textron Systems and Industrial segments helped boost total revenue compared to the previous period. "

Textron Aviation

+28% ( " )

Revenues rose to $1,550M from $1,212M in Q1 2025, indicating robust performance likely coming from higher aftermarket parts and services along with an improved aircraft mix and pricing. This sharp increase reflects a strong recovery relative to the previous period's baseline. "

Bell

+6.7% ( " )

Bell’s revenue grew to $1,050M from $983M in Q1 2025, demonstrating moderate growth driven by increased military and commercial program volumes. Although the growth is less robust compared to the Aviation segment, it reflects a steady improvement over the previous period. "

Textron Systems

+11.5% ( " )

Revenues increased to $330M from $296M in Q1 2025, suggesting a recovery in program volumes and improved project execution. The increase, while modest, indicates some resilience in the segment even after previous period challenges. "

Industrial

+7.3% ( " )

Industrial segment revenues grew to $850M from $792M in Q1 2025, showing moderate recovery likely due to improved volume and product mix compared to the prior period's decline. This incremental growth helped offset stronger gains in other segments. "

Textron eAviation

+43% ( " )

Revenues increased to $10M from $7M in Q1 2025, representing a strong percentage gain from a small base. The improvement can be attributed to effective cost management and a modest uptick in revenue-generating activities relative to the previous period. "

Finance

+25% ( " )

Finance revenues rose to $20M from $16M in Q1 2025, reflecting a significant percentage increase likely due to the absence of prior period one-off recoveries and improved financial performance overall. This change signals better underlying performance from the segment. "

Geographic – United States

+16.7% ( " " )

Domestic revenue increased to $2,655M from $2,278M in Q1 2025, driven by strong U.S. demand, particularly in segments like Bell and Aviation, where higher volumes and improved product mixes boosted results. This indicates robust performance in the home market compared to the previous period. " "

Geographic – Europe

+7.2% ( " " )

European revenue grew to $344M from $321M in Q1 2025, showing moderate improvement likely reflecting incremental gains in key segments even as overall growth remains subdued at a regional level. The change highlights a steady, though less dramatic, uptick relative to the prior period. " "

Geographic – Other International

+1.4% ( " " )

Revenues in Other International increased marginally to $717M from $707M in Q1 2025, suggesting limited growth in these markets. The slight improvement points to challenges in rapidly expanding international sales compared to stronger domestic performance, as seen in previous measures. " "