Flightdocs, the leading provider of cloud-based aircraft maintenance tracking, compliance, and inventory management services, announced that it has partnered with the HondaJet Owners & Pilots Association (HJOPA) to offer discounted services to HJOPA members. The annual cost for its Enterprise service will be significantly less than a competitive system that is also offered to HJOPA members, with no enrollment fee.
“We are enthusiastic about this new relationship, and we are pleased to offer our members a proven, more cost-effective option like Flightdocs Enterprise,” said HJOPA cofounder Mark Leavitt. “Our board was impressed by Flightdocs in every way,” Leavitt said. “Its interface is state-of-the-art, user friendly, and it has a great reputation for outstanding customer service. This is an excellent value and important new option for our members.”
“Flightdocs is excited to be partnering with HJOPA to bring our high-impact technology to the HondaJet community, and we are pleased that members now have a choice of system,” said Flightdocs executive vice president Ted Rudich. “This partnership means that members can choose the best, most effective option for them, and operators who use Flightdocs Enterprise can expect tangible improvements to efficiency, visibility, data accuracy and ultimately the safer operation of their aircraft.”

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