N319HJ

This airframe, registered as N319HJ, is a 2017-built Honda HA-420 manufactured by the Honda Aircraft Company with serial number 42000065. The aircraft is recorded as owned by Sky Access LLC (corporate owner), with U.S. registration and an assessed value of $3,800,000. There are no publicly listed changes of operator or home-base relocations in the supplied data; the entry emphasizes corporate ownership and standard registry status. The airframe’s build year, serial and valuation position it as a late-production HA-420 example with typical executive configuration and avionics fit for business missions.

This particular HA-420 carries the typical one-plus-five executive cabin layout—a four-place club with a forward side-facing seat and an aft lavatory—matching common HondaJet interior arrangements. Avionics are fitted with the Garmin G3000 suite, supporting integrated flight management, touchscreen controls and modern situational awareness suited to single-pilot operations in the class. With a cruise speed of 422 kts and a 1,206 nm range, the airframe is optimized for regional business missions, point-to-point charter work and owner-operator travel between mid-distance city pairs. Corporate ownership by Sky Access LLC suggests use in charter or corporate transport roles rather than demonstrator or factory-owned duties, and the aft lavatory plus five-seat layout reflect small executive mission planning and short-turn logistics.

The Honda HA-420 family occupies the light jet niche, offering high cruise speeds and transcontinental-relevant ceilings—this airframe’s 43,000 ft service ceiling and 422 kts cruise place it competitively against other light jets. Typical competitors include similarly sized entry-level business jets that prioritize efficiency and cabin comfort for five to six passengers. Buyer and charter demand for HA-420s often focuses on low operating costs and modern avionics; resale and maintenance considerations for this 2017 example will hinge on engine time on the GE Honda HF120 units, manufacturer support and the airframe’s logged maintenance history.