Entering the robot business with its Asimo humanoid, Honda Motor Co. is now trying to advance into a new field with its newly developed engine for small aircraft.
Japan’s No. 2 carmaker said Tuesday that it will start exploring business opportunities in the aircraft engine market through a joint feasibility study with Teledyne Continental Motors, Inc., a leading aircraft engine manufacturer in the United States, for a next-generation engine.
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