Fourth quarter segment revenue increased 8% from growth in Avionics on increased F-35 production, in Electronic Warfare (EW) from F-16 and F/A-18 platforms and in C4ISR from the ramp of the U.K. robotics and UAE battle management programs. Operating income grew 14% to $119 million and margin expanded 100 basis points on higher volume and productivity.

Segment orders grew double digits for the fifth consecutive quarter led by strength in EW and Mission Networks. New awards continued to strengthen Harris' strategic position in EW on long-term platforms and included a $400 million, multi-year, sole source IDIQ contract to support international F-16s, with an initial order of $58 million from Turkey. In addition, Harris received a $44 million, follow-on development contract from the U.S. Air Force supporting B-52 countermeasure systems.

Harris also leveraged its highly successful FAA managed services model to capture a 15-year, $141 million systems integration contract to modernize India's air traffic management communications infrastructure, supporting growth in one of the world's largest aviation markets.

Full year segment revenue was up 5% with strong operating margin of 18.6% despite the unfavorable impact of ADS-B in the first half of the year. Orders were up 33% to $3.1 billion, including $1.1 billion on F-35, F/A-18 and F-16 platforms, resulting in a book-to-bill of 1.3.

Space and Intelligence Systems
	($ millions)		Fourth Quarter														Full Year
			FY 2018					FY 2017					Change				FY 2018					FY 2017				Change
	Revenue		$	508				$	506				—	%			$	1,921				$	1,902			1	%
	Operating income		$	86				$	80				8	%			$	336				$	311			8	%
	Operating margin		16.9		%			15.8		%			110bps				17.5		%			16.4		%		110bps

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