Specifications
AI Description
- Maintenance: Maintained under FAR Part 91; HondaJet FlightReady P2 maintenance program; CAMP tracking program.
- Engine: Model HF120; TBO 5000 hours; both engines have 1030 hours since new and 713 cycles.
- Avionics: Garmin G3000 avionics package; dual Garmin GIA-63W communication and navigation radios; Garmin GFC-700 AFCS autopilot; IFR certified; includes weather radar (Garmin GWX-70) and TCAS (Garmin GTS-855).
- Interior: Executive configuration for 6 passengers; upgraded dual-tone seating; private externally-serviceable belted aft lavatory; parchment interior with soft beige and light tan accents; birch carpeting; Pacific maplewood trim; enhanced cabin management system.
- Exterior: Completed in 2019; snow white with signature red main stripe and silver accent stripe.
- Additional Equipment: Equipped with winglets, speed brakes, and additional cabin oxygen mask; features logo lights.
- Features: Equipped with CPDLC, speed brakes, and an airframe maintenance program; standard traffic collision avoidance and terrain awareness systems.
About this Model
Overview
The HondaJet Elite is a very light jet (VLJ) designed around efficient point-to-point travel for 1–4 passengers, typically flown single-pilot. It pairs a relatively high cruise speed for the category with a range profile aimed at regional and many city-pair missions, and it is known for its distinctive over-the-wing engine mount layout that helps preserve cabin volume for the aircraft’s external size. Buyer interest commonly centers on combining jet performance with operating simplicity, while accepting the space and payload limits typical of VLJs.
Mission Fit
The Elite fits missions where speed and scheduling control matter more than cabin size. It works well for two to three adults plus baggage on typical regional stage lengths, and can support longer trips when passenger count and baggage are kept modest. Like most VLJs, planning revolves around balancing passengers, bags, and fuel—especially on hot/high days or when aiming for maximum range.
Cabin
Cabin comfort is oriented around a modern, compact executive layout rather than a large-cabin feel. Expect a tight aisle, limited ability to move around, and a seated travel experience. Seating and storage are generally best for two to four travelers, with baggage capacity that is adequate for light-to-moderate loads but can become a constraint when the cabin is full. Noise, vibration, and ride quality are typical of the category, with the best experience occurring at higher cruise altitudes and in smoother air.