Honda Aircraft releases new upgrade package for early production HondaJets
The Honda Aircraft Company has announced a new performance upgrade package, the HondaJet APMG S.
The package is for owners and operators of HondaJet Classic and HondaJet APMG (Advanced Performance Modification Group) aircraft to upgrade their jets with technical innovations introduced with more recent models, like the HondaJet Elite S. It includes enhancements such as the Advanced Steering Augmentation System (ASAS), which supports handling precision and expands crosswind capability. Operators will also receive a 300-pound increase in maximum takeoff weight and new avionics software and hardware for faster processing speeds.
“Honda Aircraft Company has challenged itself to provide our customers with top-level performance from the time the very first HondaJet rolled off the production line,” said Amod Kelkar, senior VP, CCO and Large Project Leader for HondaJet Echelon. “As we approach the tenth anniversary of our first HondaJet delivery, we are excited to provide our customers the opportunity to upgrade their aircraft with the advanced technology and performance of more recent iterations of the award-winning HondaJet. We are also pleased to offer multiple interior refurbishment options to further enhance aircraft receiving APMG S modifications at our Greensboro Service Center in order to build on aircraft asset value and ownership appeal. By combining these service items, we can economize labor and downtime for our valued customers.”
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Assembly begins on first HondaJet EchelonThe modifications package is available through the company’s Greensboro Service Center and its 21 authorized service centers. Honda states that it has already modified multiple pre-owned HondaJet aircraft with APMG S upgrades, which are available through its pre-owned aircraft program.
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