Cleveland Regional Jetport Tennessee

The July 19th Airport Authority meeting has been postponed until an undetermined later date. Our apologies for any inconvenience.

It's not too late to learn to fly! Although 'Learn to Fly' month is coming to a close, you can still launch a career as a pilot anytime! Contact us for more info on how to get started at one of our five convenient locations across the state. Come take a tour, meet our experienced instructors, and learn the steps to achieving a rewarding career in aviation!

More information is available at www.tnflighttraining.com or by calling one of our locations directly:

Nashville (BNA) 615-366-9192
Maury County (MRC) 931-774-8380
Shelbyville (SYI) 931-909-6509
Crossville (CSV) 931-921-1091
Cleveland (RZR) 423-819-4019

The skies are calling!

Black is by far one of our favorite colors on any vehicle! Say hello to the Honda Aircraft Company HA-420 HondaJet.

The Honda Aircraft Company is a relative newcomer to the world of aviation, with its genesis happening in the late 1980’s. What started out as a small group of four researchers within Honda Motor Company’s R&D division has resulted in a groundbreaking aircraft that as won several aeronautic design and innovation accolades.

The HondaJet is considered to be a “Very Light Jet”. It utilizes a composite fuselage and an aluminum wing to carry up to seven to eight passengers nearly 1,400 nautical miles. The most recognizable feature of the HondaJet are the two GE-Honda HF120 turbofan engines that are unusually mounted on pylons above the wing. With a maximum takeoff weight just over 10,000 pounds, the aircraft can cruise at approximately 420 knots and is capable of altitudes up to 43,000 feet.

The aircraft are built in a factory in Greensboro, NC, where the first production example was completed in 2015. As of January 2022, over 200 aircraft have been delivered to various customers. This particular model, a HondaJet Elite II, features improved aerodynamics & avionics, increased fuel capacity, and revolutionary capabilities (over the original). The cost? Nearly $7 million.