Honeywell Primus Elite Advanced Features (PEAF)

Pilots want information fast. While a Pilot’s Guide is a valuable reference tool, it is not the fastest or easiest way to learn the functionality of a new product.

The Honeywell Primus Elite Advanced Features (PEAF) Interactive Tool provides a simple, visual-based learning environment to help pilots quickly familiarize themselves with some of today’s modern cockpits. While modern cockpits look a lot cleaner than older, traditional cockpits, they actually contain much more information such as a Primary Flight Display (PFD), Synthetic Vision System (SVS), Multifunction Display (MFD), and other cockpit components of the Primus Elite display upgrade. The tool, which can be accessed on computers, tablets, or smartphones, lets pilots quickly familiarize themselves with modern flight decks through an intuitive, interactive, and visual interface.

High-Level Interactive Tool

Many pilots would agree that the best way to learn about new cockpit components is to gain practical experience using it while flying with an experienced pilot such as a check pilot. In the past, pilots learned by reading manuals, watching videos, and participating in interactive training. The PEAF Tool, designed by experienced pilots, combines all these approaches into one simple-to-use app.

Visual Learning

The PEAF Tool’s visual approach to learning makes it much easier to become familiar with the system. Users can simply tap on items on their screens to learn about different features. There are also links to videos showing the system in operation. If a pilot wants to dig even deeper, there are links to applicable information in the Pilot’s Guide.

Modern Approach to Learning

The traditional method of looking for information in a manual is very inefficient. What if a user wants to identify a specific object displayed on the PFD, but doesn’t know what the object is called? With the PEAF tool, you simply tap or click on the object to get a definition and high-level overview. If you want more information, simply tap or click on the video or Pilot’s Guide buttons to drill down deeper. It’s an intuitive, visual, and simple way to learn. This layered approach is contoured to the user’s preferred learning style, utilizing a modern approach to learning by bridging the gap between paper manuals and modern technology.

PEAF Interactive Tool Features

Each screen in the Tool includes an Information button to display helpful definitions and links.

Tapping on various objects displays audio links and captions that define each object. Links to specific Pilot Guide entries are also included, as well as relevant videos when available.