Wed, Nov 21, 2018
Delivered Last Week In Greensboro, NC
Cutter Aviation has taken delivery of its twentieth HondaJet business jet. The innovative light-jet was officially handed over during a delivery ceremony on November 14, 2018 at HondaJet headquarters in Greensboro, NC by Peter Kriegler, Honda Aircraft Company’s Director of Sales for the United States and Canada.
“Today is a really exciting day for us”, said Will Cutter, CEO, Cutter Aviation and HondaJet Southwest “We are very happy to be taking delivery of our twentieth HondaJet. The HondaJet has proven to be an amazing aircraft which our customers have received with great pride and satisfaction. We look forward to a bright future and many more deliveries in the years to come.”
This particular HondaJet delivered to Cutter Aviation includes the new performance package Honda Aircraft Company announced earlier this year, which include shorter takeoff field length, an increased maximum takeoff weight and more mission capabilities. The package also features many Garmin G3000 avionics software updates that enhance safety. The company’s new Advanced Performance Modification Group (APMG) engineered the upgrade, enabling existing HondaJet owners to add the package to their current aircraft.
The HondaJet Southwest dealership, part of Cutter Aviation Aircraft Sales division, is the number one HondaJet dealer in the world based on the largest number of aircraft sold and delivered. Serving the Southwest United States, Cutter Aviation is the Authorized Sales & Service Center for HondaJet with sales locations in Carlsbad, CA; Phoenix, AZ and Dallas, Texas and a network of maintenance and support facilities in Phoenix, AZ; Dallas and San Antonio Texas.
(Source: Cutter aviation news release. Image from file)
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