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HondaJet is a light business jet, being the best in that category (Light Business Jets). The HondaJet has a maximum range of 1,437 nm and a maximum speed of 485 mph. Features of the aircraft: Modern cockpit: The HondaJet Elite has an updated version of the Garmin G3000 avionics suite found in the original variant. The cockpit features three 14.1-inch high-definition displays along with a pair of 5.7-inch touchscreens. Single-pilot operation: The HondaJet is designed to be operated by only one pilot, opening it up to the market for owner-operators or people who fly personal private jets. Push-button start for the engines: HF120 Engines by GE (General Electric). Custom engines: The HondaJet is powered by a pair of GE Honda HF120 turbofan engines that each produce 2,050 pounds of thrust. It is the only jet produced with this engine. Wing-mounted engines: Unlike those of most private jets, the HondaJet's engines are mounted on over-wing pylons. The Beautiful Interior: The HondaJet's main cabin seats four passengers in a club setup, on a floating ball-joint system. As a result, the seats can move forward, backward, and sideways. An Extra Seat in the cockpit and an extra seat in the LAV total of 6 PAX and one pilot. Touchpad controller: The jet's cabin tech can be operated using your smartphone or a built-in touchpad. A speakerless stereo: The HondaJet does not use traditional speakers. Instead, its cabin is surrounded by a couple dozen transducers that vibrate in the plane's leather-lined interior walls, so it feels as if the music is enveloping you. Private lavatory: It's at the rear of the passenger cabin. With Flip down the seat cover, and the toilet is converted to another place for a passenger to sit. There's even a seatbelt. State of the art Galley. Skylights: A pair of skylights are in the ceiling of the lavatory. Cabin controller, for Climate control and Sound System. Exterior and Cargo Space. Carbon-composite airframe: The cabin is made of a carbon-fiber-epoxy composite designed to be lighter and stronger than traditional aluminum construction. A single fueling point. OTWE (Over the wing engines) The HondaJet Elite boasts a total 66 cubic feet of cargo space.

HondaJet is a light business jet, being the best in that category (Light Business Jets). The HondaJet has a maximum range of 1,437 nm and a maximum speed of 485 mph. Features of the aircraft: Modern cockpit: The HondaJet Elite has an updated version of the Garmin G3000 avionics suite found in the original variant. The cockpit features three 14.1-inch high-definition displays along with a pair of 5.7-inch touchscreens. Single-pilot operation: The HondaJet is designed to be operated by only one pilot, opening it up to the market for owner-operators or people who fly personal private jets. Push-button start for the engines: HF120 Engines by GE (General Electric). Custom engines: The HondaJet is powered by a pair of GE Honda HF120 turbofan engines that each produce 2,050 pounds of thrust. It is the only jet produced with this engine. Wing-mounted engines: Unlike those of most private jets, the HondaJet's engines are mounted on over-wing pylons. The Beautiful Interior: The HondaJet's main cabin seats four passengers in a club setup, on a floating ball-joint system. As a result, the seats can move forward, backward, and sideways. An Extra Seat in the cockpit and an extra seat in the LAV total of 6 PAX and one pilot. Touchpad controller: The jet's cabin tech can be operated using your smartphone or a built-in touchpad. A speakerless stereo: The HondaJet does not use traditional speakers. Instead, its cabin is surrounded by a couple dozen transducers that vibrate in the plane's leather-lined interior walls, so it feels as if the music is enveloping you. Private lavatory: It's at the rear of the passenger cabin. With Flip down the seat cover, and the toilet is converted to another place for a passenger to sit. There's even a seatbelt. State of the art Galley. Skylights: A pair of skylights are in the ceiling of the lavatory. Cabin controller, for Climate control and Sound System. Exterior and Cargo Space. Carbon-composite airframe: The cabin is made of a carbon-fiber-epoxy composite designed to be lighter and stronger than traditional aluminum construction. A single fueling point. OTWE (Over the wing engines) The HondaJet Elite boasts a total 66 cubic feet of cargo space.