Boeing is deploying 10 teams comprised of 300 specialists around the world to perform FAA-approved modifications on the 50 787s that were in service when the Dreamliner fleet was grounded Jan. 16.
FAA has approved Boeing’s design modifications for the 787 battery system, paving the way for the lifting of the grounding of the worldwide Dreamliner fleet imposed Jan. 16.
FAA’s planned furloughs of air traffic controllers are set to begin next week, prompting Airlines for America (A4A) to file a lawsuit Friday against the agency to prevent the furloughs and flight delays that are expected to result.
China Southern Airlines subsidiary Xiamen Airlines plans to introduce its first Boeing 787 in July 2014, as scheduled, to facilitate international expansion plans.
[UPDATED] Verdi, the union representing 33,000 Lufthansa Group staff, has called for its ground workers strike Monday after rejecting the airline’s latest contract offer.
South African Airways (SAA) has named former Airports Co. South Africa executive Monwabisi Kalawe as its CEO designate following months of management turmoil.
Boeing has been given permission by FAA to resume pre-delivery 787 production flights and operated a production flight Thursday with an All Nippon Airways-bound 787.
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