Fuji Heavy Industries to Exhibit at Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2016- Exhibition Theme: A Global Key Player Continuously Creating New Value -Tokyo, September 28, 2016 – Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. (FHI) today announced that it will exhibit at theJapan International Aerospace Exhibition 2016, which will be held by the Society of Japanese Aerospace
Companies at Tokyo Big Sight in Koto-ku, Tokyo, on October 12–15.
The theme of the FHI exhibition will be “A Global Key Player Continuously Creating New Value.”
Encompassing several zones, the exhibit will showcase a range of products including aircraft and large
structural components for commercial airplanes manufactured by FHI’s Aerospace Company. The main
exhibits will be dynamic displays featuring large-scale models of the UH-X utility helicopter that FHI iscurrently developing for the Japanese Ministry of Defense in a joint international project with Bell
Helicopter Textron Inc. (headquarters: Texas, USA; CEO: Mitch Snyder; hereinafter “Bell”) and theadvanced variant of the 412EPI helicopter, which provides the platform for the UH-X.
As FHI will change its company name to Subaru Corporation in April 2017, the company will further
enhance its aerospace business under the Subaru brand by pursuing engineering excellence and thereby
consolidate its position in the global aerospace industry.

Outline of Main Exhibits< Advanced Helicopter Zone: UH-X and Advanced Variant of 412EPI >On display will be 40% scale models of the UH-X utility helicopter that FHI is currently developing for theJapanese Ministry of Defense in a joint international project with Bell and the advanced variant of the412EPI helicopter, which provides the platform for the UH-X. The advanced variant of the 412EPI will bepresented in a special color scheme based on Subaru blue.
< Aircraft Zone >Three unmanned aircraft models in 20% scale, including the RPH-X, will be presented against thebackdrop of a 180-inch multiscreen display to show realistic applications for these all-weather unmanned
aircraft with long flight times. The models and graphics of other aircraft manufactured by FHI Aerospace
Company, including the AH-64D combat helicopter and the T-7 trainer, will be also displayed.
< Commercial Airplane Zone >A large-scale graphic depicting the center wing box FHI developed for the 787 in a joint international
project with Boeing will give visitors a sense of how huge the component is. A 10% skeleton model willclearly show the complex center wing box interfaces and explain the location, structure, and importance ofthe center wing box, which is not normally visible from outside the airplane. A movie presentation will
outline the manufacturing sequence of 787 center wing box and demonstrate creative and original ideas

incorporated into the manufacturing process.
< Innovative Technology Zone >Attractive and novel technologies of Subaru Aerospace Company will be presented at this zone. Thesetechnologies are based on safety philosophy of Subaru about “safety in the sky” (active safety, passivesafety and fale-safe).
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Active safety
Presentations on “automatic air collision avoidance technologies” that support pilots to make flight
operations even safer.

•Passive safety
Presentations and displays of test pieces used in trials of “hybrid anti-icing systems” that combine
electric heaters with super ice-phobic coatings, and “structural health monitoring technologies” that
aim to improve the efficiency of safety checks by using damage diagnostic device

with sensor andactuator arrays to detect damage during operation.
•Fail-safe control systems
Presentations on the results of research into “fail-safe control technologies”, including outcomes ofsuccessful joint trials of intelligent self-learning systems with the University of Tokyo. The windtunnel test model which is scaled business jet will be exhibited.

Scale models of the UH-X utility helicopter and the advanced variant of the 412EPI helicopter###