JAL Surprises Boeing, GE With 787 Withdrawals

Guy Norris (Los Angeles) December 02, 2013
Credit: Joe Walker
Japan Airlines is well-known as a cautious, safety-conscious carrier, but its decision to take the Boeing 787 off particular routes in response to a Boeing advisory about special engine icing conditions seems to have taken the aircraft maker and General Electric unawares. Boeing's notice warns...

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