Southwest and Honeywell hook up for new runway safety tech (EGPWS)
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old news... every major airline had RAAS since 2008, execept yours, you're too late in the game. Once again posting irrelevent "fake news". You work at a low cost, cutting corners on everything, so everything is new to you cause they never invested in their fleet.
Get back under the desk and start blowing that managements fat hairy chrome dome. Its true you cant teach an old dog new tricks but at least you're still good at sucking something...
But hey the whole industry knows about how stupid you are now. Thats the "good news".
SNL made a comedy sketch about it, guess your old fart never watched it.
Alaska Airlines to Equip Fleet with RAAS - Avionics International
Alaska Airlines will equip its entire fleet with Honeywell’s Runway Awareness and Advisory System (RAAS). Alaska Airlines began installing RAAS on its Boeing 737s in July. Alaska’s fleet will be […]
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It wasnt even a "hook up" update your title with...
"Southwest decided to upgrade some avionics on their old ass outdated 737 with the help of SWAMECh, because its new to him; after elliot management (who owns honeywell) pressures the old brain dead farts executives at SW who have no clue; to update safety features on their 737"
"Southwest decided to upgrade some avionics on their old ass outdated 737 with the help of SWAMECh, because its new to him; after elliot management (who owns honeywell) pressures the old brain dead farts executives at SW who have no clue; to update safety features on their 737"
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