Honda Aircraft Company announced four new additions to its full-service Authorized Service Centers (ASC) in the United States and global regions. The new additions expands the HondaJet service network to 21 locations worldwide. "We are pleased to partner with service providers who share Honda’s commitment to customer satisfaction as our highest priority," said Honda Aircraft Company Head of Commercial Business Unit and VP of Customer Service, Amod Kelkar. "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."
There is a new successor running the business at Honda Jet. His name is Hideto Yamasaki and he replaced Michimasa Fujino at the end of March. Fujino has lead Hondajet from its start to where it is now and Yamasaki is tasked with taking the airframer forward into the next chapter. Now he is going to be steering the company to the next chapter while keeping HondaJet owners and operators satisfied while continuing to add new customers and possibly new models, as you saw with the last and most recent enhancement to the HondaJet ELITE.
Honda Aircraft says it has settled its lawsuit with JETIT. The back and forth between the airframer and this particular operator has been noted with the operator not being shy about airing its displeasure with the airframer. That led to this news coming from Honda Aircraft recently. https://www.jetforums.net/threads/n...introduced-by-honda-aircraft.4575/#post-28743
Introducing the HondaJet Echelon. https://www.jetforums.net/threads/news-hondajet-2600-now-known-as-hondajet-echelon.4799/
