Aircraft
Supernal eVTOL To Feature Honeywell Anthem Flight Deck
Honeywell's cloud-based integrated flight deck allows pilots to access data and software online and should also support a transition to autonomous flight.
Supernal is exhibiting a cabin mockup for its planned five-seat eVTOL aircraft. (Photo: AIN/David McIntosh)
Supernal is exhibiting a cabin mockup for its planned five-seat eVTOL aircraft. (Photo: AIN/David McIntosh)

Honeywell will provide its Anthem integrated flight deck for Supernal’s five-seat eVTOL. On Monday, the advanced air mobility division of Korean car maker Hyundai confirmed it will use the always-on cloud-based avionics suite that Honeywell introduced in October 2021 as a versatile platform that can be adapted for multiple aircraft types.

Supernal (Booth 2400F) expects the Anthem system to deliver the connectivity it needs to integrate an array of complex technology it will be using for the SA-1 eVTOL vehicle that it wants to get into commercial service in 2028. Anthem will also underpin the company’s efforts to achieve high degrees of autonomy in the way the aircraft is operated.