Bill Dwyer was president of GE Honda Aero Engines, the 50/50 joint company of GE and Honda formed in 2004 and based in Cincinnati, Ohio, when GE announced on 12 May 2009 that the HF120 turbofan was entering a heavy programme of certification testing. In that press release Dwyer said that most of the hardware for the first HF120 development engine had arrived, that engine assembly would begin by June at GE's Lynn, Massachusetts facility, and that the first engine to test would run by mid-summer with testing continuing into 2010. The press release gives no birth year or nationality for Dwyer, so the entry records only the role held at that date.
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1. Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (Honda Global): GE Honda’s HF120 Engine Completes First Run Test
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