N75VM

The airframe bearing tail number N75VM is a 2021-built Honda HA-420 HondaJet Elite S, manufacturer serial 42000215, delivered new to corporate ownership. The registered owner is N75VM LLC, a corporation based in Franklin, Tennessee, United States, and the aircraft is entered on the US civil register. The airframe’s factory configuration and typical Elite S systems indicate a modern executive light business jet with contemporary avionics and performance; its estimated market value is $6,419,973. No public record of subsequent operators or major registry actions beyond initial corporate registration is noted in the supplied data.

This specific HondaJet Elite S is outfitted in a typical executive interior arranged for two crew and five to six passengers in a double-club or executive seating layout, with an available belted aft lavatory option. The avionics fit for the Elite S is the Garmin G3000 suite as a typical factory installation, supporting single-pilot or two-pilot operations with advanced touchscreen flight decks and integrated systems management. Operated under corporate ownership from Franklin, TN, the airframe’s performance—moderate transcontinental range with high cruise speed—suits short- to mid-range executive missions, owner-flown business travel, or on-demand charter within regulatory limits. Routine maintenance considerations align with the HondaJet platform and its GE Honda HF120 engines, emphasizing OEM-supported inspection intervals and avionics software update cycles.

The Honda HA-420 HondaJet Elite S occupies the light business jet niche with an emphasis on efficient cruise speed, cabin comfort for up to six occupants, and competitive operating economics. Primary competitors include other entry-to-mid light-cabin jets offering similar range and speed; buyer demand typically centers on owner-operators and fractional or charter operators seeking a modern, efficient small-cabin jet. Resale and maintenance considerations for this airframe reflect the 2021 vintage, documented serial 42000215, and the presence of factory-standard Garmin G3000 avionics and GE Honda HF120 engines, factors that influence marketability and lifecycle support.