Boeing’s 787 Woes Continue, Shaving Billions From Company’s Market Cap
If the Jan. 7 fire on a Japan Airlines (JAL) Boeing 787 at Boston Logan International Airport proved anything to Boeing it was that no amount of exhaustive pre-service testing can guard against the unexpected. It also showed that the 787 remains under greater scrutiny than any other aircraft. Even...
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