Boeing says 787 problems an ‘easy fix’

The president of Boeing’s Commercial Airplanes division said that a manufacturing problem discovered in some of the Dreamliners sent to the company’s final assembly plant near Seattle from North Charleston shouldn’t delay deliveries to customers. Read More...

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