Airlines operating the three Boeing 787 variants (the 8, 9, and 10) will collectively have an average of 1,160 round-trip ...

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The Federal Aviation Administration plans to require airlines to inspect 787 forward-pressure bulkheads to address a concern involving gaps caused by manufacturing defects. Boeing says the issue ...

Google Maps is already the world's number one mobile navigation app, but the Mountain View-based search giant is continuously looking for new ways to increase the app's market share. One of these ...

The US Federal Aviation Administration proposed a directive to require inspections of a key structural component at the nose of Boeing Co.’s 787 Dreamliner. The proposed airworthiness directive ...

With the help of whistleblowers, police found that MPS and its predecessor company had bought very small quantities of the prescribed metals required for 787 jets, including a tough titanium alloy ...

It states that it has completed the withdrawal of the 787-8s. All three – with serial numbers 35310, 35313 and 35314 – have Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines. “Following the transaction, Norse ...

A preliminary hearing on the case was due to open in Italy on Thursday, but was postponed at the last minute until May 15. Boeing has repeatedly said that there is no immediate safety risk. U.S ...