Futaba Indiana of America Corp. is a subsidiary of Futaba Industrial Co., LTD, Japan.
FIA was established in October, 2002 and began production in January, 2003 to supply body parts for Toyota's updated 2003 Sienna minivans.

Originally, FIA was established as Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana's (TMMI) weld satellite. The weld satellite concept is a Toyota program to out-source to local suppliers various welding processes related to internal body parts and treat those suppliers as part of their internal process. This is meant to be a powerful implementation of Toyota's Just In Time (JIT) delivery system.

After the successful launch of the weld satellite project in March of 2004, FIA was awarded Toyota's Excellent Launch Award for the Sienna project.

Currently, FIA has over 770 employees working in two shifts, and is producing parts for Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky's (TMMK) Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana's (TMMI) Toyota Motor Manufacturing Texas (TMMTX) and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi (TMMMS).