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Mitsubishi SpaceJet

Sector: Airport • Location: Nagoya, Japan

Source: Supercar Blondie

Project
Cancelled

The Mitsubishi SpaceJet was a Japanese regional jet project designed to carry 70 to 90 passengers with improved fuel efficiency. The project began in 2008 aiming to revive Japan's commercial aviation presence. Despite over a decade of development and nearly $9 billion spent, the jet never carried a single passenger and was ultimately cancelled in 2023.

Status
Closed
Sector
Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Government, Commercial
Location
Nagoya, Japan
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Supercar Blondie

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The project “Mitsubishi SpaceJet” is an infrastructure initiative in the Airport sector, located in Nagoya, Japan. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Supercar Blondie.

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cancelled

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Closed

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2026-07-22

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The Mitsubishi SpaceJet was a Japanese regional jet project designed to carry 70 to 90 passengers with improved fuel efficiency. The project began in 2008 aiming to revive Japan's commercial aviation presence. Despite over a decade of development and nearly $9 billion spent, the jet never carried a single passenger and was ultimately cancelled in 2023.

Original sector

Aviation

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Location

Country

Japan

City

Nagoya

Source

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Supercar Blondie

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Sector

Airport, Aerospace & Defense, Government, Commercial

Article published date

2026-03-18

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