Avionics
Fingers Do the Touching on New Honeywell Displays
Aircraft with Primus Epic flight decks will have a new option to install drop-in replacement touchscreens with Honeywell's new DU-1310 displays.
Honeywell's DU-1310 displays will bring touchscreens into virtually any Primus Epic flight deck, using the exact same interface. (Photo: Matt Thurber)
Honeywell's DU-1310 displays will bring touchscreens into virtually any Primus Epic flight deck, using the exact same interface. (Photo: Matt Thurber)

Honeywell engineers have devised a unique way to move business jet cockpits into the touchscreen era without the use of touchscreen controllers, but with a retrofittable display for Primus Epic cockpits. The new touchscreen displays replicate the same user interface, so the only difference for pilots is that they can let their fingers do the selecting or continue using the traditional cursor control device. These displays are available for testing at Honeywell’s NBAA show booth (N5100).


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