N420TN

This airframe, registered as N420TN, is a HondaJet light business jet in the HA-420 family, listed as HONDA HA-420 (HondaJet) with manufacturer recorded as HONDA AIRCRAFT CO LLC. The airframe bears serial number 42000296 and is owned by HONDA AVIATION SERVICE CO INC, a corporate owner located in Greensboro, NC, US, operating under a US registration. Build year and public registry action details are Not published; the current valuation is recorded at $5,280,000, and the airframe appears to remain in corporate service with the manufacturer-related operator. No public record of notable transfers or third-party charter operations is indicated for this specific serial.

The cabin for this HA-420 airframe uses the executive typical layout accommodating 4–6 passengers with an enclosed lavatory; manufacturer or executor configurations may vary but the described fit aligns with executive mission profiles. Avionics fit for the HA-420 family is typically the Garmin G3000 flight deck, which supports single-pilot operations, advanced situational awareness and integrated systems management appropriate to corporate and light charter usage. With a cruise speed of 422 kts and a maximum ceiling of 43,000 ft, this airframe suits short-to-mediumhaul executive transport and point-to-point missions within a ~1,206 nm radius from its Greensboro base. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe would follow Honda Aircraft and GE Honda engine program guidance under corporate ownership, where factory-linked logistics and OEM-supported service programs are commonly employed.

The HA-420 HondaJet family occupies a light, efficient performance niche characterized by relatively high cruise speeds and modern avionics for its class; this airframe’s GE Honda HF-120 engines producing 2,050 lbf each contribute to that profile. Competing models in the segment include other light-cabin jets offering similar range and speed; buyer and charter demand typically favors low operating costs, advanced avionics like the Garmin G3000, and OEM support. Resale and maintenance considerations for this serial reflect typical corporate-owned aircraft dynamics, where manufacturer-associated operators often maintain rigorous maintenance records, which can support retained value—here reflected in the listed valuation of $5,280,000.