United preparing to launch 787 in North America; reaches initial accord with pilots

Aaron Karp August 03, 2012
United Airlines (UA), the North American launch customer for the Boeing 787, said it will take delivery of the first of 50 Dreamliners it has on order in September. The aircraft rolled out of Boeing’s paint hangar in Everett, Wash., this week. “The 787 will open up new non-stop destinations that...

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