Southwest Airlines has added a new cockpit safety tool to most of its fleet that could prevent the types of close runway calls that have raised concerns in recent years. The Honeywell-built ...

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 ...

DALLAS — In a move aimed at preventing the kinds of runway close calls that have made headlines in recent years, Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is installing new cockpit alert technology across ...

Southwest Airlines is outfitting its Boeing 737 fleet with new Honeywell software called "SmartRunway SmartLanding" that alerts pilots to runway risks, aiming to prevent disaster before it happens.

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How Southwest Is Using Software to Increase On-the-Ground Safety. The airline’s entire fleet is being fitted with Honeywell tech that can issue warnings to pilots to prevent incidents on the tarmac.

Southwest Airlines is activating runway alerts across its fleet of Boeing 737s to boost safety. The alert system warns pilots if they're too fast, too high, or on the wrong runway.

Southwest Airlines will soon have its entire Boeing 737 aircraft fleet equipped with new tech designed to increase runway safety. Honeywell is working on activating Southwest's fleet with so ...

SmartRunway and SmartLanding solutions will increase pilots' situational awareness, reduce risk of runway accidents PARIS, June 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Honeywell (NASDAQ: HON) today announced ...

Southwest Airlines has already installed the tech on more than 700 of its Boeing 737 fleet. "Safety is at the heart of everything we do at Southwest ...

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 is pushed back from a gate at San Diego International Airport on August 24, 2024 in San Diego, California.. Photo: Getty Images Listen to this Article More info ...