On July 28, 2005 a blue-and-white HondaJet swooped down from the sky and was immediately swarmed by thousands of airplane enthusiasts (one person gave him a $50,000 deposit).

About HondaJet Honda Aircraft Company, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Honda Motor Company, Ltd., began sales of the advanced and innovative HondaJet in October 2006 in the U.S. and has amassed ...

Honda's aviation roots go back to the mid-1980s. See how long it took for the HondaJet to reach the market and what the ...

When the green, gold and white HondaJet returned to the ground, the plane and crew were greeted by a crowd of 1,000 HondaJet team members who were on hand to celebrate the maiden flight.

The HondaJet is not just another private aircraft; it’s a revolutionary flying experience that brings the precision and performance of a sports sedan into the skies. With its sleek design ...

The single-pilot HondaJet, the first of which flew in June 2014, ... Employees, even top executives, wear white jumpsuits or white jackets. The museum is free and open to the public.

With a white and green paint scheme, the first production HondaJet maintains the signature paint job of the flight test airplanes, a scheme that Honda Aircraft Company’s president and CEO ...

Seats eight in chairs that slide left to right like in an Odyssey, and while there’s no vacuum, at least you don’t have to stop when your kid’s gotta go potty. We first reported on the ...

While the HondaJet gets the best range at its 43,000-foot ­service ceiling, the best speed can be found at around 31,000 feet. Though our flight was only a bit more than an hour, I had reason to ...

A HondaJet on display during the European Business Aviation Conference & Exhibition earlier this ...More week. Fractional operator Jet It initially grounded its fleet of the VLJs on May 19, 2023 ...

Private jet manufacturer HondaJet has unveiled its new business aircraft — the $7 million Elite II. The plane will fly up to 485 miles per hour, becoming the fastest private jet in its class ...

HondaJet Elite II Interior Review: The Acura TL of the Skies. Seats eight in chairs that slide left to right like in an Odyssey, and while there’s no vacuum, at least you don’t have to stop ...