N677JT

This airframe, registered N677JT, is a 2020-build Honda HA-420 (HondaJet Elite S) with manufacturer serial number 42000201, produced by Honda Aircraft Company (HONDA AIRCRAFT CO LLC). The aircraft is registered in the United States and is owned by Ashland Water Group Inc, a corporation based in Ashland, Ohio; it appears to have remained with that corporate owner since new delivery in 2020. The airframe’s registry history is straightforward, with no public record of multiple ownership transfers or major registry actions beyond standard U.S. registration. Valued at $4,400,000, the aircraft represents a late-model business jet example with typical wear consistent with corporate executive transport rather than intensive charter use.

The cabin of this Honda HA-420 is configured for executive transport with club seating for up to 6–7 passengers plus crew, a private lavatory, and a forward refreshment area, supporting point-to-point regional and short international missions. Avionics are provided by the Garmin G3000 integrated flight deck, enabling advanced situational awareness, automated flight management and single-pilot IFR capability in typical corporate operations. Based on the owner’s Ashland, OH location, typical missions likely include corporate travel across the eastern and central United States within the approximate 1,206 nm range and at high cruise speeds around 422 knots. Maintenance considerations for this specific airframe reflect standard HondaJet program schedules and the twin GE Honda HF120 turbofan engine type, with corporate ownership suggesting regular OEM-compliant maintenance and recordkeeping.

The Honda HA-420 (HondaJet Elite S) occupies a light business jet niche offering low-cabin dragblended configuration, efficient twin HF120 engines and a modern Garmin G3000 cockpit, delivering competitive cruise speed and range for short- to mid-range missions. Competing models in the same segment include other light-cabin jets that balance speed, operating economics and single-pilot capability; resale demand tends to favor well-maintained, low-time factory-supported examples. Buyers and brokers evaluate Elite S examples by engine cycles, avionics standardization and owner maintenance history; given this airframe’s corporate ownership and documented value of $4,400,000, resale considerations will hinge on logbook completeness and adherence to Honda Aircraft maintenance programs.