Straight Flight Joins HondaJet-authorized Center Network

Honda Aircraft has appointed Straight Flight as an authorized service center (ASC) for HondaJet aircraft based in the Rocky Mountain region, which includes Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. Located at Denver Centennial Airport (KAPA), Straight Flight has more than 30 years of aircraft maintenance experience, operating from facilities that span 55,000 sq ft of hangar space and 20,000 sq ft of back-shop and support areas. The MRO has a staff of 50 to maintain a high volume of aircraft work, Honda Aircraft noted.

Joining a network of 21 HondaJet ASCs throughout North and South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, China, and Japan, Straight Flight is taking over the territory previously handled by Elevate Aviation. Honda Aircraft’s service center agreement with Elevate ended this month.

In the U.S., other HondaJet ASCs include the Honda Aircraft Service Center, Des Moines Flying Service, Hillsboro Aviation, Banyan Air Service, Cutter Aviation, and Mather Aviation.

“We are confident that this move will serve to strengthen our global service network and enhance the HondaJet customer experience. We look forward to working with Straight Flight for many years to come,” said Honda Aircraft senior v-p and chief commercial officer Amod Kelkar.