Honda Aircraft Company is adding four new full-service Authorized Service Centers in the United States and global regions, expanding the HondaJet service network to 21 locations worldwide. The new service centers will further strengthen the customer support capabilities for the growing HondaJet fleet, now comprised of more than 219 aircraft in operation, which recently surpassed the 120,000-flight-hour mark in operation. The expansion includes two new centers in the U.S., increasing to 12 the number of Honda Factory and Authorized Service Centers in North America.
Amod Kelkar, Honda Aircraft Company Head of Commercial Business Unit and VP of Customer Service, commented:“We are pleased to partner with service providers who share Honda’s commitment to customer satisfaction as our highest priority. As the HondaJet fleet continues to grow, we are committed to ensuring that each of our customers around the globe receives the highest quality of service and support, with the supply of parts and factory-trained and certified service technicians available at each of the 21 locations.”
New Authorized Service Centers for the HondaJet:
In addition, Honda Aircraft Company maintains an outstanding level of service at its Factory Service Center, recently awarded by FAA with the "Diamond level AMT employer award," the highest level in the William (Bill) O'Brien Aviation Maintenance Technician Awards program, in recognition of the skill and professionalism of Honda Aircraft's maintenance technicians.
Since the first delivery of the HondaJet in 2015, Honda Aircraft Company has led the aviation industry with innovation and technology, while also maintaining an unparalleled focus on customer support. With constant efforts to improve customer satisfaction, the HondaJet sales and service footprint now spans North America, Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, China, the Middle East, India, and Japan.
The HondaJet Elite S is on display at the 2022 Experimental Aircraft Association’s (EAA) AirVenture in Oshkosh, WI from July 25 – 31, 2022 (Booth #407). The exhibit illustrates Honda’s heritage of entering and revolutionizing various aspect of mobility – from the land and ocean to the skies, and provides an in-depth experience of the as the first chapter of Honda’s skyward mobility.
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