N121HJ

This airframe, registered as N121HJ, is a 2024-build Honda HA-420 HondaJet with serial number 42000261 manufactured by Honda Aircraft Company. The FAA-registered owner is recorded as THOMAS KAREN P, an individual based in Las Vegas, NV, US, and the aircraft carries a United States registration. The airframe’s recorded valuation is $5,000,000, reflecting its new-build status and contemporary avionics fit; there are no additional public registry actions or prior owners listed for this specific serial in the provided data. As a late-production example of the HA-420 line, this airframe represents an in-service type with a modern cockpit and executive interior options.

The cabin of this specific Honda HA-420 is configured for executive use with Executive 4–6 place club seating with optional additional seats and a private aft lavatory, providing a typical 4–6 person club arrangement and the capacity to carry up to 8 occupants when additional seating is fitted. Avionics are a Garmin G3000 (Honda-customized) suite, supporting advanced flightdeck automation and flight-management capabilities common to owner-operators and light charter operations. Typical mission profiles for this airframe include short- to mid-range point-to-point business travel within its 1,437 nm range and high-speed cruise of 422 kts, operating from the owner’s Las Vegas area base for regional trips. Maintenance considerations follow the HA-420 program and OEM-recommended cycles for the HF-120 turbofan engines and Garmin-integrated avionics.

The Honda HA-420 HondaJet occupies the light business jet niche with transcontinental short-to-medium range capability, combining high cruise speed and a 43,000 ft service ceiling for efficient climb and cruise. Competing models in the class focus on owner-operator comfort, speed, and fuel efficiency; demand is typically driven by private owners and small charter operators seeking modern avionics and low-cabin noise characteristics. Maintenance and resale considerations for this airframe hinge on documented engine cycles for the GE Honda HF-120 powerplants, Garmin G3000 system updates, and the aircraft’s single-owner registry history, factors that influence aftermarket valuation and buyer confidence.