Boeing Co S 787 Dreamline

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  Boeing's 787 Dreamliner Faces New Challenge In The Form Of Slow Sales

  Boeing Co's high-tech 787 Dreamliner has had its share of trouble, from early production delays to batteries that smoked and burned, grounding the worldwide fleet for months in 2013.

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  Boeing reports wing cracks on 787 Dreamliners in production

  The cracks have not been found on planes that are in use by airlines and therefore posed no safety risk, Boeing said, adding the problem also will not alter Boeing's plans to deliver 110 787s this year.

• Look who's ordered 9.5 billion dollars worth of Airbus Jets

  Airbus announced its first jet order from Japan Airlines Co Ltd on Monday, breaking open the last major aviation market dominated by rival Boeing Co after delays and a grounding of its 787 Dreamliner cast a shadow over its reliability as a supplier.

• Boeing 787 Dreamliner fire cause awaited, says DGCA

  India's aviation regulator said on Saturday it was closely following developments after a fire broke out in a Boeing 787 Dreamliner parked at London's Heathrow airport, and was awaiting to see the cause of the incident before taking any action.

• Boeing's 787 Dreamliner woes

  Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner was set to be a game-changer for the commercial airplane industry as its use of lighter materials and new construction methods promised huge savings in fuel and maintenance costs.

• Boeing says 787 battery retrofits to be done by next week

  Boeing Co is 90 percent finished with retrofits of the battery system on its 787 Dreamliner and should finish the rest by next week, Ray Conner, president of the company's commercial airplane division, told an investor conference on Wednesday.

• Japan's ANA takes its first 787 back into the air since grounding

  All Nippon Airways, the Japanese launch customer for Boeing Co's 787, flew its first Dreamliner in more than three months on Sunday to test reinforced batteries installed by the U.S. aircraft maker.

• Ethiopian Airlines launches first 787 Dreamliner flight since grounding

  Ethiopian Airlines on Saturday became the world's first carrier to resume flights with Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner passenger jets, a Reuters witness said, three months after they were grounded over battery meltdowns.

• Ethiopian Airlines launches first 787 Dreamliner flight since grounding

  Ethiopian Airlines on Saturday became the world's first carrier to resume flights with Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner passenger jets, a Reuters witness said.

• Japan to allow airlines to resume 787 flights

  Japans transport minister said on Thursday that the government is poised to allow the country's airlines to resume flying grounded Boeing 787s once they complete installation of systems to reduce fire risk in problematic lithium ion batteries.

• Government to issue permit to resume Boeing 787 flights: Japan

  Japan's transportation minister said on Friday the government will issue a technical directive on Friday that would permit Boeing Co to resume flights of its grounded 787 Dreamliner jets.

• Dreamliner set to fly in a week as Boeing fixes battery

  Boeing began installing reinforced lithium-ion batteries on five grounded 787 jets in Japan on Monday, starting a process that should make the first commercial Dreamliners ready to fly again in about a week.

• Federal Aviation Administration approves Boeing Dreamliner battery system design

  US regulators on Friday approved a revamped battery system for Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner, a crucial step in returning the high-tech jet to service after it was grounded in January because the plane's lithium-ion batteries overheated.

• FAA nears decisive step in restoring Boeing 787 to flight

  US regulators are close to approving a key document that could start the process of returning Boeing Co's grounded 787 Dreamliner to service within weeks, according to several people familiar with the matter.

• Boeing puts 787 battery to tough tests it once avoided

  To get its 787 Dreamliner flying again, Boeing Co is testing the plane's volatile battery system to a rigorous standard that the company itself helped develop - but that it never used on the jet.