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Hondajet Echelon

HONDA AIRCRAFT

BASE PRICE:

$ 1000000
10
2625 nm
17500 lb

Details

First introduced at the 2021 NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) as a concept for a new transcontinental light jet, leveraging HondaJet’s success in the Very Light Jets category. The HondaJet 2600 has been approved for commercialization with target type certification in 2028. The new aircraft is planned to surpass the performance, comfort, and efficiency of typical light jets by providing a medium-sized equivalent jet experience. With a 2,625 nm nominal range, the new jet is designed to be the world’s first light jet capable of nonstop transcontinental flight across the United States. The HondaJet 2600 will feature a quiet and spacious cabin suited for long-range travel and the ability to accommodate up to 11 occupants. The aircraft is also designed for single-pilot operation. Honda Aircraft Company has already identified critical suppliers for the new light jet, entering into strategic supplier agreements with Aernnova for aerostructures and components, Garmin for avionics, Spirit AeroSystems for the fuselage, and Williams International for engines.
Performance

Range

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Speed

Maximum Speed

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High Speed Cruise

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Long Range Cruise

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Airfield

Takeoff Distance

3300 ft

Landing Distance

2500 ft

Altitude

Maximum Cruise Altitude

47000 ft

Initial Cruise Altitude

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Maximum Takeoff

17500 lb

Maximum Landing

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Maximum Zero Fuel

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Basic Operating

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Usable Fuel

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Maximum Payload

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Maximum Payload / Full Fuel

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Interior
HondaJet Echolon Interior
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Standard Floor Plan
Standard 10 Passengers Floor Plan

Cabin Height

62 ft

Cabin Width

61 ft

Cabin Length

62 ft

Cabin Volume

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Baggage Storage

Internal

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External

120 cu.ft
Flight Deck
Systems

Avionics

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Model

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Engines

Manufacturer

Williams International

Model

FJ44-4C

Thrust

3600 lb

Flat Rate

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APU

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