Southwest Airlines announced Monday that it has equipped nearly its entire fleet of 800 airplanes with new cockpit safety alerts.

The new software provides alerts during taxi, takeoff and landing -notifying pilots when they are moving too fast, flying too ...

Thea Feyereisen, a senior aerospace engineer at Honeywell, explained to The Wall Street Journal that these warnings are important because these sorts of dangerous situations occur at airports ...

Airplane incidents “happen more than we want to think that they happen,” said Thea Feyereisen, senior aerospace engineer at Honeywell. Read it at The Hill. Jasmine Venet.

Southwest Airlines on Monday said it has added cockpit safety alerts to nearly its entire fleet of 800 aircraft. The safety alert system, designed by Honeywell, sets off verbal and text warnings ...

In the wake of multiple air incidents, the global aviation industry faces mounting pressure to modernise safety systems and ...

The safety alert system, designed by Honeywell, sets off verbal and text warnings if a pilot is about to use the wrong runway or approaches too fast for landing.

After a slew of high-profile incidents, Southwest is equipping its entire fleet with technology to increase situational awareness for its pilots.