Farnborough – Paris
EGLF – LFPB
- Flight time:
- 47 min
- Estimated price:
- $4 174
HondaJet for charter
Charter HondaJet – explore specs, range, speed, dimensions & compare with similar private jets
Charter Price per Hour$3 400
Request Charter Aircraft Info
- Model:
- HondaJet
- Family:
- HondaJet
- Manufacturer:
- Honda Aircraft Company
- Aircraft Class:
- Very light
- ICAO/IATA Codes:
- HDJT
- Number Built:
- 260
- Single Pilot Operations:
- Yes
Performance
- Service Ceiling:
- 42 999 ft 13 106 m
- Max Takeoff Weight:
- 10 600 lbs 4 808 kg
- Engine Type:
- 2 x Turbojet
- Typical Engine:
- 2 x GE Honda HF120
- Typical Avionics:
- Garmin G3000
- Long Range Cruise Speed:
- 340 kts 630 km/h
- Max Cruise Speed:
- 422 kts 782 km/h
Payload–Range Chart
- Estimated Max Flight Time:
- 3.3 h
- Max Range:
- 1 154 nmi 2 137 km
- Fuel Burn Rate:
- 800 lb/h 363 kg/h
- Max Payload:
- 1 543 lbs 700 kg
HondaJet Cabin Plan
- Max passengers:
- 5
- Cabin Height:
- 4.79 ft 1.46 m
- Sleeping Places:
- 0
- Luggage Volume:
- 65.33 ft³ 1.85 m³
- Lavatory
Airframe
- Aircraft Height:
- 14.93 ft 4.55 m
- Aircraft Length:
- 42.59 ft 12.98 m
- Wingspan:
- 39.67 ft 12.09 m
- Cabin Zones:
- 1 main passenger seating area, typically club seats; refreshment storage and lavatory provision depend on the floorplan
- Doors:
- 1 main passenger door; separate baggage hatch and emergency exit; no dedicated service door
- Baggage Compartment:
- Baggage storage provided; compartment access, volume split and loading limits require the selected aircraft configuration
- Airstairs:
- Yes
Charter Costs for the HondaJet
Price per Hour
- Charter Price per Hour
- $3 400
Owning Price
- Buying Price (new)
- —
- Pre-owned Price Range
- $3M
Charter Costs
- Cost per NM
- $9.47
- Direct Operating Cost (DOC)/h
- $1 249 – $1 874
- Annual Cost of Ownership
- $599 208 – $898 812
- Cost per Seat-Mile
- $1.65
Total Annual Variable Costs
- At 200 hours
- $312 320
- At 350 hours
- $546 560
Total Fixed Cost
- At 200 hours
- $202 450
- At 350 hours
- $202 450
Paris – Geneve
LFPB – LSGG
- Flight time:
- 52 min
- Estimated price:
- $4 485
Paris – Nice
LFPB – LFMN
- Flight time:
- 1 h 17 min
- Estimated price:
- $6 038
Geneve – Nice
LSGG – LFMN
- Flight time:
- 42 min
- Estimated price:
- $3 863
Milan – Nice
LIML – LFMN
- Flight time:
- 39 min
- Estimated price:
- $3 677
Zurich – Milan
LSZH – LIML
- Flight time:
- 36 min
- Estimated price:
- $3 490
These route prices are estimates. The final quote will be provided by your manager and may vary depending on aircraft availability, travel dates, airport fees, and additional services.
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HondaJet Description
The HA-420 HondaJet is the first aircraft developed for commercial production by Honda Motor Company Ltd, known mainly for its automobiles. The corporate aircraft has a roomy cabin for a Very Light Jet – due to uniquely placed, over-the-wing engines – and seats four passengers comfortably. The luxurious leather club-style seats of the HondaJet cabin slide and recline for traveler comfort. A fifth divan-type seat is available for an extra passenger. Stylish cup holders and fold-down tray tables are a part of the smooth cabin design. Even the enclosed lavatory gives the appearance of elegance while maintaining efficiency. Passengers will also appreciate the extra leg room, power window shades, dropped aisle, and several storage compartments about the cabin. The HondaJet has an external storage capacity of 66 cubic feet. The HondaJet is powered by two custom GE Honda HF120 engines, a joint venture between GE and Honda. These engines use a Full Authority Digital Electronic Control (FADEC) system that is ultra-compact, the first such for its class. With these efficient engines, the HondaJet can fly at speeds up to 420 knots (483 mph). The engine placement above the wing reduces drag, and increases aerodynamic and fuel efficiency. Other factors contributing to the HondaJet’s impressive fuel efficiency are the materials used to make the fuselage and wings. A lightweight composite material makes up the fuselage, and the wings are made of single sheets of aluminum that have been structurally reinforced, resulting in a smoother surface than on traditional wings. Honda states that these features combine to offer a 30-40% higher fuel efficiency than comparable aircraft. Also, according to Honda, the aircraft produces lower emissions than any jet of its size. The HondaJet also employs a Garmin G1000 integrated glass cockpit.
Strengths
- Private passenger cabin
- Airport and range flexibility subject to the selected aircraft
Weaknesses
- Payload, weather and reserves affect achievable range
- Interior fittings and charter availability vary by aircraft
- Factory-new base-aircraft production has ended
Best use cases
- Executive business travel
- Private leisure travel
- Multi-city itineraries subject to aircraft and route availability