Surplus 787s to Hainan?

May 26, 2014
Boeing is targeting Hainan Airlines in an effort to dispose of at least 10 early-build 787s that remain unsold because of excess weight, say two industry executives in China. The partially built aircraft are parked near Boeing’s Everett, Wash., plant, awaiting operators willing to accept performance...

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