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No Fuel-Cutoff Problem With Boeing 787 Dreamliner After Air India Crash, FAA Chief Says
The Federal Aviation Administration has determined an Air India crash last month indicated no broader mechanical problem related to fuel-cutoff switches in the Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleet, administrator Bryan Bedford said.
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Inside the Air India Dreamliner Crash Investigation: Forensic Engine Analysis, Black Box Decoding, and Systemic Safety QuestionsYou can see from the debris whether the engines were producing power at impact—turbines break apart differently when they’re ...
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Alaska Airlines upgrades Seattle-Tokyo route with Hawaiian’s new Boeing 787 DreamlinerAlaska Air Group is giving its Tokyo flights operated by Hawaiian Airlines out of Seattle a big upgrade, with Hawaiian's ...
All of the weight reductions and aero efficiency gains for the 787 improved fuel economy by 20% compared to the 767, its ...
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Dreamliner Cockpit! Etihad to JapanIn this video we bring you the full 787 Dreamliner cockpit experience as Gabe Leigh flies with Etihad Airways in the jumpseat ...
Once in a generation, a game-changing airplane like the Boeing 787 dreamliner comes along. Its high-tech features set a new benchmark in aviation, but with $32 billion spent on the program so far ...
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner looks like any other airliner, so it might be hard for anyone but an airplane geek to get so excited about its inaugural flight. But the energy-efficient airliner is a ...
FAA orders review of Boeing's new Dreamliner; The 787 was designed to be the most fuel-efficient large commercial jet ever built. That has meant saving weight wherever possible.
On this second (and third) leg of the journey from Stockholm to Zimbabwe, we catch up with Gabriel Leigh at the brand new ...
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