Boeing 787 First Flight Pushed Back, Further Squeezing Test Window
Incomplete assemblies and flight control software issues have driven Boeing to accept at least a three-month delay in the first flight of the 787, but the company insists it can still make an on-time delivery to launch customer All Nippon Airways. "We have added risk, for sure, but the plan we are...
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