Honda Aircraft Company will display the HondaJet Elite II at EBACE 2024. The latest HondaJet Elite II will be on display throughout the airshow from May 28 to 30, at AD_23. HondaJet Elite II takes performance and comfort in its category to the next level. With an extended range of up to 1,547 nautical miles, the aircraft bolsters its position as the most fuel-efficient jet that flies farther than any other aircraft in its class and with lower carbon emissions. The integration of ground spoilers optimizes takeoff and landing field performance, further advancing operational safety. The HondaJet Elite II has received type certification from FAA, EASA, and Japan Civil Aviation Bureau. The global fleet of HondaJet has exceeded 220,000 flight hours and grown to 250 aircraft worldwide.

HondaJet Elite II is the fastest, farthest and highest-flying plane in its class. HondaJet Elite II incorporates Honda Aircraft’s many technological innovations, including the unique Over-The-Wing Engine Mount configuration, Natural Laminar Flow nose and wing, and composite fuselage. The aircraft is also powered by the GE Honda Aero Engines HF120. All of these advancements contribute to the aircraft’s superior performance, unparalleled efficiency and maximized fuselage space, making the aircraft’s cabin the largest in its class. The aircraft sets the standard in safety and human-machine interface technology with an ergonomically designed cockpit and highly customized Garmin G3000 avionics suite.
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