All SpaceJet Flying Suspended, Production Winding Down To Zero

June 09, 2020
regional jet prototype on runway
The first SpaceJet prototype, pictured here soon after arrival at Moses Lake, is no longer flying.
Credit: Mitsubishi Aircraft
Judging the outlook for the Mitsubishi Aircraft SpaceJet program is not easy, not least because the company itself is unsure of what it will do. Meeting cost-cutting objectives has taken priority even over setting a schedule for achieving airworthiness certification. Yet the commitment to program...

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