Honda's business jet certified fit to fly by U.S. regulators

Honda's business jet certified fit to fly by U.S. regulators

File photo taken in April 2015 shows the HondaJet light aircraft developed by an American subsidiary of Honda Motor Co. The Japanese carmaker announced in the United States on Dec. 9 that the HondaJet has received airworthiness certification from U.S. regulators. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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