N856WD

This airframe, registered as N856WD, is a HondaJet HA-420 built in 2016 with manufacturer serial number 42000037. The aircraft is owned by 16TH FAIRWAY AIR LLC and is registered in the United States, with the owner listed as 16TH FAIRWAY AIR LLC of Tulsa, OK, US. The airframe appears in contemporary listings with a stated market valuation of $2,750,000, and its registry shows conventional corporate ownership and domestic basing without recorded changes of operator in the provided data. Notable registry information includes its U.S. registration and the specific corporate ownership tied to a Tulsa, Oklahoma address.

The cabin for this specific airframe is shown in listings in a 5/6 passenger configuration featuring 4 Executive Club seats + 1 side-facing seat (5/6 pax configuration shown in listing), although the certified seating capacity is 8. Avionics are fitted with a Garmin G3000 suite including the GFC 700 autopilot, dual GIA 63W nav/comm modules, and GTC 570 controllers, providing modern glass-cockpit capability and integrated flight management. Operated from a corporate base in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the aircraft’s performance—particularly its range of 1,223 nm and cruise speed of 422 kts—makes it well suited to short-to-medium nonstop corporate missions and owner-flown business trips. Maintenance considerations for this airframe would follow Honda Aircraft Company and GE Honda engine programs given its twin GE Honda HF-120 powerplants and the airframe’s 2016 manufacture date.

The HondaJet HA-420 family occupies the light business jet niche with distinctive over-the-wing engine mounts and an emphasis on cabin space efficiency and speed. With twin GE Honda HF-120 engines producing 2,050 lbf each, the model competes with other light jets in owner-operator and small charter roles where cruise speeds around 422 kts and ranges near 1,200 nm are valued. Buyers and brokers typically evaluate used examples such as N856WD on engine cycles, avionics fit (here, the Garmin G3000 suite), and configuration flexibility—factors that influence resale and charter demand. Resale considerations for a 2016 airframe include remaining life on engine programs, complete records, and the appeal of the listed $2,750,000 valuation to corporate and private purchasers.