Greensboro, North Carolina | 26 January 2026 — Honda Aircraft Company has announced an update to its HondaJet Authorised Service Centre (ASC) network, confirming that Straight Flight will become the ASC for the HondaJet Northwest service region.

Effective from 25 January 2026, Straight Flight will support HondaJet operators based in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah, strengthening service coverage in the American Northwest. The appointment follows the conclusion of Honda Aircraft Company’s previous agreement with Elevate Aviation Group earlier in January.

Straight Flight LLC is based at Centennial Airport in Denver, Colorado, and brings more than 30 years of aircraft maintenance experience to the HondaJet ASC network. Its Denver facilities include 55,000 square feet of hangar space and 20,000 square feet of back-shop and support areas, supported by a maintenance team of more than 50 skilled professionals handling high-volume aircraft maintenance operations.

According to Honda Aircraft Company, Straight Flight’s central location in Denver is expected to provide improved convenience for HondaJet operators across the Northwest region.

Commenting on the announcement, Amod Kelkar, Senior Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Honda Aircraft Company, said the partnership would support the continued growth of the HondaJet fleet while strengthening the company’s global service network and enhancing the customer experience.

Honda Aircraft Company’s global service network currently comprises 21 facilities across North and South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, China and Japan. Within the United States, the HondaJet Authorised Service Network includes service centres covering the East, Midwest, Northwest, Pacific Northwest, Southeast, Southwest and West Coast regions.

Honda Aircraft Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., responsible for the research, development, manufacture, sales and support of the HondaJet family. The company’s current product portfolio includes the HondaJet Elite II, with development plans underway for the larger HondaJet Echelon. Cumulative HondaJet deliveries surpassed 250 aircraft worldwide in 2024.