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In 1986, a young Honda engineer named Michimasa Fujino crystallized that vision when Honda initiated research and development into an advanced, air-bound Honda. After four decades of both passion and hard work, the HondaJet creator has nearly completed his vision as the president and CEO of Honda Aircraft Company. HondaJet was truly born from the power of dreams — the power that drove our innovations in aircraft design from thought to drawing board to flight. HondaJet began as an intellectual contemplation and developed into a series of questions: How could a light jet become more efficient, more elegant, more advanced? Experimentation, exploration, and research ensued — and the HondaJet vision was realized through design innovations that create an integrated, technologically advanced aircraft. The realization of this dream is due to equal parts romance and pragmatism.
Swann Communications USA is a Santa Fe Springs, CA-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Russell Plastics Technology is a Lindenhurst, NY-based company in the Manufacturing sector.
Xwing is on a mission to build the world`s smartest and cleanest air mobility system. We`re transforming the way airplanes fly to make regional mobility radically safer, more efficient, accessible, and sustainable than ever. Our work begins with converting today`s leading cargo aircraft into remotely-operated airplanes so every regional route can be serviced reliably to give every person in every corner of the world improved access to all the goods and essentials they need. Beyond the cargo market, we plan to expand our technology safely to other areas of commercial aviation. Founded in 2016, Xwing is based in Northern California with offices in San Francisco and Concord, CA. Xwing was recently named Fast Company`s Top 10 Most Innovative Transportation Companies and featured on TIME Magazine`s 2021 Best Inventions List after completing the world`s first fully autonomous cargo flight and making aviation history. Backed by strategic investors, Xwing has raised over $57 million in venture funding to date, and is partnering closely with the Federal Aviation Administration to certify its advanced aircraft.