Honda Aircraft Offers Assistance to Jet It HondaJet Fractional Owners

Honda Aircraft Offers Assistance to Jet It Fractional Owners

Honda Aircraft Company will help transport, store, and re-home HondaJets previously managed by Jet It, which suspended operations unexpectedly on May 18.

Overhead view of HondaJet in flight over mountains — Honda Aircraft Company will help transport, store, and re-home HondaJets previously managed by Jet It, which suspended operations unexpectedly on May 18. (Photo: Honda Aircraft Company)

By Mark Huber • Contributor

June 2, 2023

Honda Aircraft has formed a support team to assist fractional owners of HondaJets previously managed by Jet It, which suspended operations on May 18. The assistance will be provided free of charge. Honda said the team will help owners with “seamless transitions to alternative aircraft management options.” As part of the available assistance, fractional owners will be provided with pilot services to move aircraft to Honda’s Greensboro, North Carolina headquarters with up to 90 days of free parking.

“We understand the challenges faced by fractional owners who have been impacted by the suspension of their aircraft management after being released from contract by Jet It, and are now seeking alternative arrangements,” said Honda Aircraft CCO and v-p of customer service Amod Kelkar. “Consistent with our dedication to customer satisfaction, we have developed and established this assistance plan for those HondaJet owners in need of additional support during this transition period.” Jet It HondaJet fractional owners seeking such assistance can contact Honda Aircraft's customer service department via email at [email protected].

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