Honeywell International's N757HW

Honeywell International's 757-225 test airliner, N757HW (c/n 22194, l/n 5), is making a stop at JRF from PHX this afternoon, as HNW757. It's wearing the new livery with the #futureshaper titles on the tail. N757HW is heading for AVV [Avalon Airport, Melbourne, Australia], for the Avalon Airshow.

We've managed to catch N757HW at HNL a few times over the past several years.

21 March 2025 UPDATE

N757HW departed JRF for NAN this morning.

29 March 2025 UPDATE

N757HW arrived from NAN this afternoon, and will return to PHX tomorrow morning.

Honeywell's N757HW

Honeywell International's 757-225, N757HW (c/n 22194, l/n 5), is stopping off at HNL from PHX, on its way to Asia. 

It taxied to Taxiway F, for its overnight parking spot. It will depart tomorrow morning for GUM, then KUL. 

Honeywell's N757HW

Honeywell's technology testbed arrived yesterday from Phoenix. N757HW (c/n 22194, l/n 5), a 757-225, visited Honolulu a few months ago on it's way home to PHX.

Honeywell International's N757HW

N757HW (c/n 22194, l/n 5), Honeywell International's 757-225 testbed aircraft is making a stop at HNL this evening from NAN. It will continue onto PHX tomorrow.

22194 was originally delivered to Eastern Airlines in February 1983 as N504EA (f/n 504) until the airline's demise in January 1991. It sat in storage for four years. In March 1995, it was acquired by Airtours International Airways as G-JALC. In May 2002, it was transferred to the MyTravel fleet as G-JALC. Honeywell International acquired it in October 2005.