The Honeywell Anthem is the first entirely new integrated avionics architecture from a major supplier in roughly twenty years, built around IP networking and native cloud connectivity.
VectorHoneywell's Anthem flight deck is the first turboprop-class avionics platform built around software-defined updatability - and it may finally solve a 50-year certification problem.
VectorHoneywell Anthem replaces up to 25 separate certified avionics boxes with a single integrated computing platform, now shipping on new-build ATR 72 aircraft.
VectorHoneywell Anthem is the first production-certified avionics platform using a partitioned architecture that separates the safety-critical core from a cloud-updatable connected layer - and it's already flying.
VectorHoneywell's Anthem is a clean-sheet avionics suite with native cloud connectivity targeting light jets and turboprops, where Garmin has dominated for over a decade.
VectorHoneywell Anthem's partitioned architecture represents a fundamental shift in how certified avionics software is built and updated - and the HondaJet Elite Two is its proof of concept.
VectorHoneywell Anthem's open architecture promises post-certification software evolution - a genuine shift from how avionics have worked for decades, if Honeywell can execute.
VectorHoneywell's Anthem flight deck brings cloud connectivity and software-defined avionics to aviation, signaling where every cockpit is heading.
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