N237HA

This airframe, registered as N237HA, is a 2025-built Honda HA-420 (HondaJet Elite II) bearing serial number 42000273. The aircraft is owned by ROGER ROGER LLC, an LLC based in Helena, MT, US, and operates under U.S. registry. Delivered in 2025 to ROGER ROGER LLC, the airframe entered service with typical executive configuration and has been recorded with an estimated market value of $5,280,000. No additional public registry actions beyond initial U.S. registration are recorded in the supplied data.

This HondaJet Elite II airframe features typical executive club seating configured for one crew plus up to six to seven passengers in standard layout, with the Elite II capable of being certificated for up to eight seats depending on interior fit; the supplied data lists 8 seats. The cabin includes an aft enclosed lavatory and stowable tables consistent with HondaJet executive interiors, and the panel is equipped with a Garmin G3000 avionics suite for integrated flight, navigation, and surveillance capability. Operating from its home base envelope in Montana, the aircraft’s 1,547 nm range and 422 kt cruise speed suit regional business missions, point-to-point owner/operator travel, and short-notice charter-type operations when permitted. Maintenance considerations follow twin-engine light business jet norms for the GE Honda HF120 engines and Garmin avionics lifecycle management.

The Honda HA-420 (HondaJet Elite II) occupies the light twin business jet niche with a focus on fuel efficiency, cabin comfort for its class, and superior cruise speed relative to some very light jets. Competing models include aircraft in the light to light-medium category where buyers balance range near 1,500 nm, cruise speeds over 400 kts, and low operating cost; demand is typically strong among owner-operators and smaller charter operators. Resale and maintenance considerations emphasize engine time on the GE Honda HF120 pair, avionics service history for the Garmin G3000, and the desirability of a 2025 serial like 42000273 with low-cycle early life condition.