Maintenance of Self-Defense Force training aircraft (Maritime Self-Defense Force T-5, Air Self-Defense Force T-7)Maintenance of SUBARU-manufactured flight simulators (Maritime Self-Defense Force T-5 pilot training device, Air Self-Defense Force T-7 simulator, Air Self-Defense Force U-125A simulator)Instructor for Maritime Self-Defense Force T-5 pilot training deviceMaintenance of Maritime Self-Defense Force T-5Maintenance of Air Self-Defense Force T-7Contracted instructor training for the Air Self-Defense Force pilot training courseMaintenance of SUBARU-manufactured simulators
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Fuji Aviation Maintenance Co., Ltd. was established in 1988 as the first private company to provide maintenance for Self-Defense Force aircraft, having received 100% investment from SUBARU Co., Ltd. (formerly Fuji Heavy Industries Co., Ltd.). The company offers maintenance and training for Self-Defense Force aircraft and flight simulators.
Establishment of offices (Kogetsu, Shizuhama, Bofu)
Start of contracted maintenance for KM-2 and T-3
Start of contracted maintenance for T-5
Full outsourcing of maintenance work for KM-2/T-3/T-5
Opening of Training Center
Start of outsourced pilot training program
Start of contracted maintenance for T-5 pilot training equipment
Commencement of Contracted Maintenance for U-125A Flight Simulator
Start of contracted maintenance for T-7
Commencement of Contracted Maintenance for T-7 Flight Simulator
Reached cumulative 5,000 aircraft for periodic inspection and maintenance
Reached cumulative 6,000 aircraft for periodic inspection and maintenance
30th anniversary of founding
Reached cumulative 7,000 aircraft for periodic inspection and maintenance
Start of instructor duties for T-5 pilot training equipment
Reached cumulative 2,500 aircraft for T-5 periodic inspection
Reached cumulative 5,000 aircraft for JASDF basic trainer maintenance plan
On November 5, 2026, SUBARU announced revised models of the Sambar Van. The vehicle control was revised, and the fuel efficiency of the CVT-equipped models "VB Clean," "VB," "Transporter," and "VC" was improved to 16.6 km/L in WLTC mode. The sales plan is 200 units per month.
SUBARU secured an 8-2 victory over Toyota Motor Corporation in the first round of the Japanese Championship, with the enthusiastic support from the stands proving to be a significant boost. Fans ranged from workplace colleagues and alumni to members of supporting organizations, cheering for the players with handmade towels and banners. Chairman Fumio Hayata delivered a passionate greeting to the stands, and the excitement was so high that a line of fans had already formed before the match began.