TRENTON, N.J._Lufthansa Airlines will install a runway collision-avoidance system developed by Honeywell International Inc. on its fleet of about 250 planes, Honeywell said Friday. Honeywell's aerospace division, based in Phoenix, said installation of the safety equipment, called the Runway Awareness and Advisory System, should begin during the second quarter of this year. The system is designed to prevent runway incursions and accidents by alerting cockpit crews about runway distances, the presence of other aircraft or other potential problems. The system "will provide us with an extra margin of safety during ground operations," Claus Richter, vice president for operational support and deputy chief pilot for Lufthansa, said in a statement. The airline's formal name is Deutsche Lufthansa AG.