FlightSafety International and Honda Aircraft Company Launch Runway Operations Mastery Course for HondaJet Elite Pilots
Why It MattersOEM-co-developed, simulator-based recurrent training aimed at runway safety shows manufacturers and training providers moving toward type-specific proficiency offerings beyond mandatory recurrent requirements.
FlightSafety International (FSI) has expanded its partnership with Honda Aircraft Company with a new Runway Operations Mastery course for HA-420 Elite and Elite II pilots. Developed in collaboration with Honda Aircraft Company, the voluntary course focuses on strengthening pilot proficiency to support safer operations.
The 5.5-hour course combines eLearning, briefing and debriefing sessions, and Level D Full-Flight Simulator training. It is available by request in Greensboro, North Carolina, and Farnborough, United Kingdom.
Ben Carter, Executive Vice President, Learning Center Operations at FlightSafety International, said the course reflects the company's commitment to working with OEM partners to deliver specialized training that reinforces critical skills for decision-making in challenging conditions. Amod Kelkar, Senior Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Honda Aircraft Company, said the course gives HondaJet operators additional tools and knowledge to build confidence, enhance proficiency and operational readiness, and maximize aircraft performance.
In the coming weeks, FSI's sales team will contact HondaJet operators with information about the course, including a special introductory promotional offer available for a limited time. Honda Aircraft Company reported global HondaJet deliveries surpassing 250 in 2024 and is developing the 11-occupant HondaJet Echelon.
