Honda begins jet engine output in U.S.

Honda begins jet engine output in U.S.

BURLINGTON, United States - Masahiko Izumi (L), president of Honda Aero Inc., poses for photos with Pat McCrory, governor of North Carolina, on Nov. 12, 2014, during a ceremony to commemorate the launch of production of the company's new engine for HondaJet small aircraft in Burlington, North Carolina.

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