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Honeywell unveils KX 200 navigation comms system
Available towards the end of this year, the KX 200 upgrade requires minimal or no aircraft downtime and operators and owners won't have to change existing navigation and communications systems.
The BendixKing KX 200 is an easy direct replacement with the same footprint as the current KX 155/165 radio.

Honeywell is launching a new KX 200 navigation and communications system designed to meet the needs of pilots operating next-generation cockpits. The KX 200 is an easy installation upgrade for the older KX 155 and KX 165 systems. The system also has been enhanced to ensure it meets European pilots' needs by offering 25khz or 8.33khz frequencies and is compatible with 14 volt and 28 volt systems.

The KX 200 is a fully digital navigation and communications system that offers improved performance, utilises an intuitive high resolution colour LCD display, incorporates a 50 channel memory preset function and is compatible with existing indicators and installed BendixKing equipment. This product will also be compatible with the new Honeywell Anthem cockpit for future capabilities and safety enhancements.

“We redesigned the KX 200 with ease of installation in mind,” says vice president, integrated avionics Andrew Barker. “The upgrade requires minimal or no aircraft downtime. Operators and owners of this new system will not have to worry about changing their navigation and communications systems if they decide to upgrade their existing cockpits.”

The KX 200 will be commercially available in Q4 2023.

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