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the Honda Jet Elite II features a composite fuselage and a distinctive over-the-wing engine mount configuration. Speaking of which, the model is powered by a pair of GE Honda HF120 engines that each produce 2,050 pounds of thrust. The Elite II can takeoff on runways as short as (1,128 meters) and travel up to (2,865 km) with four occupants onboard. Honda said "the model has the largest cabin in its class and is the “most fuel-efficient jet.”

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The $5.25 million HondaJet Elite is one of the most advanced light private jets in the world and it's made in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Honda began delivering its first ever jet within the United States last December. It has since set two separate speed records.

Gallery. Aircraft and aircraft engine development has been an important R&D theme for Honda since 1986. Honda has been active in this field over the decades with the first flight of the HondaJet in 2003 and the establishment of the Honda Aircraft company in 2006. The HondaJet is a very light business jet with excellent fuel efficiency, high flight performance and a spacious cabin. Due to these and other features, The HondaJet became the most delivered aircraft in its category for the fourth…

Cessna’s Citation business jets have long been lauded for their speed, reliability, and performance, but they also have been criticized for their cramped cabins. The company has addressed this shortcoming by adding width. The new Citation Latitude, a $14.9 million midsize jet that Cessna expects to begin delivering in 2015, has a cabin measuring 6.4 […]

Honda Aircraft has secured European steep-approach certification for the HondaJet Elite, permitting the light business jet to perform approaches at descent angles of up to 5.5°.