HondaJet eyes profit 5 years after 1st delivery

GREENSBORO, United States - Michimasa Fujino, president of Honda Aircraft Co., says during an interview at its U.S. plant in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Nov. 13, 2014, that the Honda Motor Co. subsidiary will seek to climb into the black five years after the first delivery of its HondaJet small aircraft. (Kyodo)

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