Honeywell Aerospace is one of the leading aviation firms developing the safety technology of the future. Its largest aircraft, a Boeing 757, tests everything from weather radar to brand-new engines.

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Three airlines are set to fly Boeing 757 aircraft on transatlantic routes this year: Delta Air Lines, Icelandair, and United Airlines. Delta is the world's largest operator of the passenger variants ...

This video features multiple Boeing 757 aircraft departing from Manchester Airport as part of a relaxed takeoff compilation.

WASHINGTON — A cockpit fire that forced a United Airlines flight to make an emergency landing was concentrated in a piece of window-heating equipment that was the subject of a safety warning three ...

Rockwell Collins, is teaming up with Boeing to offer a comprehensive 787-based cockpit upgrade to legacy 757 and 767 aircraft starting in mid-2014. The cockpit will feature three 38cm (15.1in) active ...

A Los Angeles bound Boeing 757 that took off from New York JFK airport diverted to Dulles International airport on the evening of 16 May after experiencing a cockpit fire in cruise at 36,000ft ...

Over the years, Honeywell's Boeing 757 testbed aircraft has been at the forefront of various key tests conducted by Honeywell Aerospace, including trailblazing engines, advanced avionics software, and ...