TOKYO - Japan aims to develop a next-generation passenger aircraft around 2035 and establish a domestic industry by drawing from the lessons learned from the failure of a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.-led project to launch the country's first passenger jet, the government said Wednesday.
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