Honeywell Forge MxAdvisor

Name: Honeywell Forge MxAdvisor
Rating: 3 (4 reviews)
Author: Honeywell Aerospace US LLC

Business

Free

4 Ratings
Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Business
Developer

Honeywell Aerospace US LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

37.8
MB

iPad

Honeywell’s Forge Maintenance Advisor app is a tool for retrieving Fault History Database (FHDB) or Aircraft Condition Monitoring (ACM) files from the Honeywell Primus® Epic/Apex Integrated Avionics Suite when connected to the aircraft network via the Wireless Data Loader or Aspen Gateway. This app decodes FHDB files on the Honeywell Ground Server and enables the aircraft maintainer to view stored messages of FHDB files to derive meaningful insights about the health of the aircraft. Hon Forge Maintenance Advisor simplifies the way a maintainer uses FHDB data by providing a graphical and visual representation of messages and their occurrences. The app syncs the FHDB data between the iPad and Honeywell Ground Server (Maintenance Advisor web application) for seamless operation. Forge Maintenance Advisor has two interfaces as listed below: 1. iPad application – used by the aircraft line maintainer to view the decoded messages with the Forge Maintenance Advisor app. 2. Web application – decodes FHDB files and is used by the airline tech specialist to view the decoded messages on the web portal to derive meaningful insights on the fleet level health of aircrafts. This enables the user to plan/issue the maintenance activities for the aircraft/fleets.

Ratings & Reviews

3.0

out of 5

4 Ratings

About as modern as their avionics
3d ago
Project Manager 72
Honeywell is the only company in the App Store that makes you sign into their app by opening up Safari. It’s like this company is stuck in 1982 with their mindset on technology. Their avionics are the same way - price gouging rates for technology that doesn’t modernize. In order to use this app you have to walk into the office and join the WiFi. Open the app and click login; then open Safari and enter your email, wait for the next screen, enter your password, wait for the next screen, click APPROVE (seriously?), wait for the next screen and then login. After that walk out to the airplane and join the WiFi on the airplane. If your iPad says do you want this app to discover things on the network, you will get kicked out of the app and have to walk back into the office and start over. If you are successful in joining the airplanes WiFi then the Honeywell app *might* recognize that it is on the aircraft WiFi. Usually the app fails to understand that it has joined the aircraft WiFi. Walk back to the office and start over. Repeat until sweat is running down your back and you need a shower and then try again. Honeywell! Can you hire somebody who has graduated college after 1990 and understands how avionics and apps should work in 2026?
About as modern as their avionics
3d ago
Project Manager 72

Honeywell is the only company in the App Store that makes you sign into their app by opening up Safari. It’s like this company is stuck in 1982 with their mindset on technology. Their avionics are the same way - price gouging rates for technology that doesn’t modernize. In order to use this app you have to walk into the office and join the WiFi. Open the app and click login; then open Safari and enter your email, wait for the next screen, enter your password, wait for the next screen, click APPROVE (seriously?), wait for the next screen and then login. After that walk out to the airplane and join the WiFi on the airplane. If your iPad says do you want this app to discover things on the network, you will get kicked out of the app and have to walk back into the office and start over. If you are successful in joining the airplanes WiFi then the Honeywell app *might* recognize that it is on the aircraft WiFi. Usually the app fails to understand that it has joined the aircraft WiFi. Walk back to the office and start over. Repeat until sweat is running down your back and you need a shower and then try again. Honeywell! Can you hire somebody who has graduated college after 1990 and understands how avionics and apps should work in 2026?

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Seller: Honeywell Aerospace US LLC
Size: 37.8 MB
Category: Business
Compatibility: Requires iPadOS 13.0 or later.

iPad
Requires iPadOS 13.0 or later.

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Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

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