Boeing Gives Few Details Of 787 GEnx Engine 'Issue' During Test Runs
Safety officials are investigating an unidentified issue with a Boeing 787’s General Electric GEnx-1B engine that occurred on July 28 at Charleston, S.C., which shut down a runway and forced flights to be diverted. Few details of the incident, which happened during a high-speed run along the runway...
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