787 Lull Prompts Simulator Shift

Michael Mecham April 01, 2013
Credit: Boeing
Despite the three-month drama over a safe return to flight with lithium-ion batteries, Boeing has found a silver lining in its 787 playbook. Boeing Flight Services took advantage of the lull in 787 pilot training prompted by the airplane's grounding to fulfill a three-year-old plan to reorganize...

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