Boeing 787 News

Secretary of State John Kerry expected to attend the celebration marking the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Organization of African Unity.

Student loan company Nelnet says it will seek to fill more than 300 jobs in Lincoln over the next three months.

City officials will decide early next month whether to contribute $400,000 to a multi-government business-incentive package benefiting GE Aviation, which has plants in Durham and three other North Carolina towns.

As Boeing resumes 787 deliveries and returns the current fleet of 50 Dreamliners to service, attention has focused on what kind of reception the jet will receive.

The single, easiest way to keep track of all the stocks that matter... Your own personalized stock watchlist! It's a 100% FREE Motley Fool service... To date, the aerospace giant has booked 424 "gross" orders for various flavors of its 737 regional airliner, three 747s, 29 777s, and 42 of its troubled 787 Dreamliners.

Air India spent over 85 per cent of its Rs 6,000-crore equity infusion last year on clearing pending staff salaries, paying off aircraft loans and interest and its debt to oil companies and airport operators.

EXPANSION: Annual capacity seen hitting 177,600 seats BRUNEI'S national carrier Royal Brunei Airlines and Malaysia Airlines have strengthened their code-share deal on the Brunei-Kuala Lumpur route by launching double daily flights.

All Nippon Airways, Japan's largest airline, will resume flying the Boeing 787 Dreamliner this weekend, a few days earlier than expected.

I've had a fear of flying for some time. Not many people know this. And following the market as closely as I do, I even developed an anxiety attack on January 16 upon learning of Boeing's announcement that the Federal Aviation Administration was grounding its new 787 Dreamliners because of the danger of fire in the planes' lithium-ion batteries.

Japan's All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for Boeing's 787 "Dreamliner," will resume commercial flights of the aircraft on Sunday, just over four months after the jets were grounded due to smoldering batteries.

TOKYO Japan's All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for Boeing's 787 "Dreamliner," will resume commercial flights of the aircraft on Sunday, just over four months after the jets were grounded due to smoldering batteries.

Japan's All Nippon Airways, the launch customer for Boeing's 787 "Dreamliner," will resume commercial flights of the aircraft on Sunday, just over four months after the jets were grounded due to smouldering batteries.

The P-3 Orion aircraft undergoes maintenance, modification and refurbishment at Lockheed Martin in Greenville.

NEW YORK: US stocks finished slightly lower Thursday, little-affected by a sharp selloff in Asian and European markets led by the 7.3 per cent plunge of Japan's Nikkei 225 index.

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Wellington Employers' Chamber of Commerce The news that Wellington City Council is to vote to put $1 million towards the cost of resource consent to extend the airport runway is positive, says Wellington Employers' Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Raewyn Bleakley.

Avianca Holdings SA Chief Executive Officer Fabio Villegas said the Colombian airline will spend at least $4 billion through 2019 as it buys more than 100 planes to meet rising passenger traffic in Latin America.

Looking forward to chatting with you all on occasion. I retired last year from Boeing with 28 years as an senior avionics engineer.

China's aviation regulator has granted approval for Boeing Co.'s 787 aircraft to begin commercial service with the nation's airlines, people familiar with the situation said Thursday.

Progress is sometimes slow. It stops and starts. Sometimes it even goes backward, but over time our optimism is usually rewarded.