Honda's light business jet unveiled for 1st time in Japan

Honda's light business jet unveiled for 1st time in Japan

HondaJet, a light business aircraft developed by Japan's Honda Motor Co., arrives at Tokyo's Haneda airport on April 23, 2015, to be shown to the media for the first time in Japan. The HondaJet is currently under development in the United States and the first aircraft will be delivered to customers in the next few months. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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