Fuji Heavy Industries

Fuji Heavy Industries, now known as Subaru Corporation, is a Japanese multinational corporation primarily known for manufacturing automobiles and aircraft. While the company is most famous today for its Subaru line of vehicles, its historical and aerospace divisions are significant. Well-known current products include the Subaru Impreza, Forester, and Outback. Historically, the company was a significant player in Japanese aviation, tracing its roots back to the Nakajima Aircraft Company. It produced aircraft like the Fuji T-1 jet trainer and various utility and observation aircraft. The company continues to be involved in aerospace, manufacturing components for major aerospace programs, including Boeing commercial aircraft.