Name: How Honeywell Has Mapped a Long-term Vision For Making Aviation Safer and More Effective
Uploaded: 2020-05-19T13:00:00.000Z
Description: How Honeywell Has Mapped a Long-term Vision For Making Aviation Safer and More Effective

Improved situation awareness, safety, connectivity and efficiency are the four pillars for Honeywell Aerospace’s plans to bring value-adding new products to the business aviation industry. AIN spoke with Stevan Slijepcevic, president of the group’s electronic solutions division to find out about technological advances such as making better use of data, simplifying flight for single-pilot and autonomous operations and reducing risks like runway incursions. He sees the 2020s as a decade that will bring significant change across the board for this industry.

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