Terry Sharp, President of GE Honda Aero Engines, said this timeline is doable–“We have completed all the certification testing on the engine and last week we submitted the final two reports to the FAA. Our confidence is high that we will have the type certificate by the end of this year.”
Meanwhile at Honda Aircraft Co., “The HondaJet program continues its steady progress toward certification, and we anticipate receiving FAA type inspection authorization in the next few months,” said Fujino. “Entering this phase of flight testing will be a significant milestone toward certification.”
Among recent accomplishments are the first flight of the fifth FAA-conforming aircraft on May 16, the completion of “wet runway” water-ingestion tests in July, and cold-weather testing. To date, HondaJet test pilots have flown more than 4,000 test points.
Fujino also announced at NBAA that Honda Aircraft Co. and American Honda Finance Corporation (AHFC) intend to offer term-loan financing for customers in the U.S. AHFCis a subsidiary of American Honda Motor Co.
Meanwhile at Honda Aircraft Co., “The HondaJet program continues its steady progress toward certification, and we anticipate receiving FAA type inspection authorization in the next few months,” said Fujino. “Entering this phase of flight testing will be a significant milestone toward certification.”
Among recent accomplishments are the first flight of the fifth FAA-conforming aircraft on May 16, the completion of “wet runway” water-ingestion tests in July, and cold-weather testing. To date, HondaJet test pilots have flown more than 4,000 test points.
Fujino also announced at NBAA that Honda Aircraft Co. and American Honda Finance Corporation (AHFC) intend to offer term-loan financing for customers in the U.S. AHFCis a subsidiary of American Honda Motor Co.
Source: AINOnline
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