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Ethiopian Airlines ordered nine Boeing 787 Dreamliners (787-9) to expand its international network of 145 destinations, complementing an earlier commitment for 11 Boeing 737 MAX jets, bringing its total Boeing orders to 20 and underscoring demand for fuel-efficient long-haul aircraft.
EVA Air has launched its nonstop service from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport to Taipei, featuring its US debut of new premium economy seats on Boeing 787 Dreamliners, enhancing options for travelers seeking comfort between economy and business class, with increased flight frequency planned.
The investigation into the recent Air India crash in Ahmedabad remains ongoing, with the preliminary report indicating no mechanical faults but revealing cockpit confusion before the crash. Airline CEO Campbell Wilson emphasized caution in drawing conclusions, as the probe is far from complete, and no cause or recommendations have been made yet.
Investigators in India have downloaded flight recorder data from the deadly Air India Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people, marking a key step in understanding the incident and improving aviation safety. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, with black boxes recovered and data accessed in Delhi, involving international cooperation with the U.S. NTSB. The investigation focuses on engine thrust and emergency power systems, with preliminary findings expected soon.
An Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed shortly after takeoff, killing at least 270 people. The airline's chairman revealed one engine was new and the other was due for servicing, but both had clean histories. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause, with safety checks and fleet inspections underway. The crash impacts Air India's operations and its ongoing transformation from a state-owned to a private airline.
An Air India flight returning to Hong Kong due to a midair technical issue was safely landed, following a recent tragic crash involving the same airline's Boeing 787, prompting safety checks and alternative arrangements for passengers.
The first crash involving Boeing's 787 Dreamliner occurred in India when an Air India flight crashed shortly after takeoff, prompting an investigation into potential pilot, airline, maintenance, or Boeing-related issues, amidst Boeing's ongoing efforts to recover from past safety concerns linked to its 737 Max aircraft.
The Wall Street Journal reports that a terrifying plunge on a Latam Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner flight may have been caused by a mistake in the cockpit, not a flaw in the Boeing jet, with a flight attendant possibly hitting a switch on the pilot’s seat while serving a meal. Boeing has issued advisories to airlines regarding cockpit seat switches, and American Airlines has warned its pilots about potential hazards. The FAA is investigating, and Boeing is facing renewed scrutiny over safety and quality issues. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of Boeing commercial jets, as the company faces multiple investigations and potential legal liability.
Norse Atlantic Airways has achieved a world first by landing a Boeing 787 Dreamliner on a glacial 'blue ice runway' in Antarctica. The aircraft, named Everglades, landed at Troll Airfield, which lacks conventional paved runways, making it a groundbreaking milestone in aviation history. The flight carried 45 passengers, including scientists from the Norwegian Polar Institute, and transported 12 tons of essential research equipment. The successful landing opens up new possibilities for logistics and strengthens Norwegian research in Antarctica. The Dreamliner's fuel efficiency and cargo capacity make it well-suited for such missions.