United Airlines to restart 787 flights May 20; Denver-Tokyo to launch in June

May 13, 2013
Credit: Courtesy, Boeing
United Airlines, the US launch customer for the Boeing 787 with six in its fleet, said it will restart Dreamliner service May 20 with domestic flights. United said in a statement Monday that two of its 787s have been retrofitted with Boeing’s fix for the aircraft’s lithium ion batteries. Flights...

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