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Honeywell
Aviation
Reliability
HavRel
Unlock the Reliability of Flight: Easily Access Honeywell Aerospace Technologies’ Product Data, Repair Records, and Reports in One Place.
What is HAVREL?
The HAvRel Website offers streamlined access to reliability-related data, featuring sections such as Shop Repair Record Reports, Archived Reports, Summary and Analysis Reports, Customer Fleet Information, and Help/Contact Information. It includes Shop Repair Records and Field Reliability Metrics for Aviation Products dating back to January 2000, with daily updates.
What benefits you get with HavRel
SHOP REPAIR RECORDS
Instant access to detailed repair information by part number and serial number, right at your fingertips.
RELIABILITY SUMMARY REPORTS
View & download reliability data such as Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) or Mean Time Between Unscheduled Removals (MTBUR) in addition to No Fault Found information and more.
STATIC REPORTS
Retrieve past reliability data snapshots and reports previously distributed, all in one place.
DATA COVERAGE
Includes Shop Repair Records for Aviation Products dating back to January 2000 & Summary Data (MTBUR/MTBF) for select products for a sampling of operators.
The Future of Reliability
Empower Your Decisions with Easy Access to Reliability Data at HAvRel. Get Started Today!
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers to common questions about Havrel's features and services.
Access to other HAvRel website will use your same login you use with other Honeywell Websites, but additional access privileges must be requested and approved before you'll be able to login to the HAvRel website still has to be requested and approved before you'll be able to login here.
Goto https://havrel.honeywell.com and click on the link on the left blue menu item: "Request New Login" and answer the questions.
When you submit a Request for Access, a focal in the Product Reliability group reviews your request and, if approved, sends you email when your access privileges have been set up. It is only after you have received this email that you'll be able to log in. If you're having problems logging in after that, please contact us.
If you are looking for information on what happened to units sent to a repair center, failed piece parts, installed service bulletins, monthly/confirmed/NFF counts and ratios, repeat offenders and the like, click on any of the report categories that contain the words "Repair Records". The category description provides a short description of what kind of report is contained in that category.
If you are looking for unit performance (MTBUR/MTBF) data. Click on any of the report categories that contain the words "MTBUR" and/or "MTBF".
Yes. Flight crews and ground crews can access a range of Connected Aircraft capabilities through apps on their smartphones or iPads—including planning services that used to require a 40-pound flight bag of resources.
