Avionics
Honeywell Anthem Avionics Achieves Testing Milestones
New integrated avionics system aims for intuitive touchscreen interface

Since unveiling the Anthem avionics suite in October 2021, the Honeywell team has written more than six million lines of code, logged more than 10,000 hours of bench running time, and completed hundreds of flight hours in a Pilatus PC-12. Honeywell isn’t publicizing a date for when Anthem will enter service, but it is targeting a variety of market segments, from advanced air mobility (AAM) aircraft to Part 23 and 25 airplanes, both in the retrofit and forward-fit (new aircraft) arenas.

Three companies have thus far announced plans for Anthem avionics in their aircraft: Boom Supersonic for its supersonic airliner, which will also be available as a business jet, and AAM developers Lilium and Vertical Aerospace.

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