Boeing Dreamliner News

United Airlines is preparing to reintroduce Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights on its domestic and international routes. Boeing has already converted two of United’s six Dreamliners to the new FAA standards and will soon convert the remainder of United’s fleet. → Read More

Qatar Airways has resumed its Boeing 787 services after a worldwide grounding of the aircraft in January. The airline’s first Boeing 787 to be redeployed operated flight QR116 from Doha to Dubai. → Read More

All Nippon Airways has confirmed it will resume Boeing Dreamliner flights in June after the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau issued a revised Technical Circular Directive for the plane. ANA is the largest operator of the aircraft in the world, with a fleet of 17 Boeing 787s. → Read More

An Ethiopian Airlines 787 Dreamliner has taken off from Addis Ababa, marking the first commercial flight by the Boeing aircraft since all 787s were grounded due to battery malfunctions. → Read More

United States-based United Airlines has been given permission to fly the Dreamliner again by the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA has issued a formal air worthiness for US airlines, with other regulators around the world now expected to follow suit. → Read More

Boeing has begun replacing batteries on its fleet of grounded 787 Dreamliners following approval of the modified design from the Federal Aviation Authority. All 50 aircraft presently in service around the world have been grounded since earlier this year following a series of onboard incidents. → Read More

Aircraft regulators in the United States have approved a revamped battery design for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The decision paves the way for the fleet to return to the skies, after problems grounded it for months. → Read More

International Airlines Group has reached agreement with Boeing for new long-haul aircraft for the group’s fleet. IAG plans to convert 18 existing Boeing 787s options into firm orders for British Airways. → Read More

Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has confirmed its first test flight to check a new battery system on its flagship 787 Dreamliner went “according to plan”. Boeing has been forced to redesign the battery on the aircraft after a series of malfunctions saw the entire fleet of 50 Dreamliners presently in operation grounded earlier this year. → Read More

Boeing has a comprehensive set of improvements that will add several layers of additional safety features to the lithium-ion batteries on 787 commercial jetliners are in production and could be ready for initial installation within the next few weeks. New enclosures for 787 batteries also are being built and will be installed in airplanes in the weeks ahead. → Read More

Boeing has received approval from the Unites States Federal Aviation Administration to test and certify improvements to the 787 Dreamliner battery system. Successful completion of each step within the plan will result in the FAA’s approval to resume commercial 787 flights. → Read More