Charlotte-based aviation manufacturing company, Honeywell Aerospace Technologies, conducted a successful test of new aircraft anti-collision technology at the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport on April 8. The purpose of this technology is to prevent accidents between aircrafts, with the goal of reducing the number of Civil Aviation accidents, which totaled over 1,200 in 2023, with nearly 200 being fatal.
Honeywell has not disclosed the name of the anti-collision system that was tested, but the company’s commitment to improving aviation safety is evident. This test represents a significant step forward in enhancing the safety of air travel, especially in light of the high number of accidents reported in recent years.
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