Articles tagged “dreamliner”

The much-lobbied-for and awaited inaugural San Jose to Tokyo's Narita took off the same day that FAA announced more investigation into Boeing Dreamliner's safety.

Defenders of the Dreamliner, who have argued that every new aircraft experiences similar problems in the early days, are clearly misguided, as the FAA review attests.

Boeing has taken order for more than 800 Dreamliners from 58 customers, including Aeromexico. Incidents involving the aircraft's electrical systems haven't seemingly slowed the sales.

United shouldn't be thinking about public relations, but should be informing its customers about what happened on the diverted flight.

Airline passengers around the world, including most of those who will be flying on the Dreamliner dream-machine, will have to wait for ubiquitous Wi-Fi.

First among the big Gulf region airlines, and seventh in the world, the Qatar Dreamliner underlines the region growing significance in aviation.

Smisek says United should be the world's leading airline, not just the largest. We like the attitude, but now it's time to deliver on the rhetoric.

The Dreamliner is a key part of United's fleet overhaul, and lots of dollars -- and passengers -- will be riding on it.

The Dreamliner's reputation as technologically advanced aircraft will fade quickly if these engine problems aren't handled swiftly and decisively.