Dreamliner problem could leave crew unable to control plane
Air NZ's Boeing 787s will be grounded every 120 days while technicians check they are airworthy; are shareholders worried?
Air New Zealand’s [NZX: AIR] Dreamliner fleet will be grounded every three months while technicians check they are airworthy but the national airline’s shareholders do not seem to be concerned about any impact on the business.
The US Federal Aviation Administration says testing has revealed Boeing
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Tue, 05 May 2015
Tue, 05 May 2015
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Dreamliner problem could leave crew unable to control plane
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