After the Federal Aviation Administration grounded all Boeing 787 Dreamliners for nearly three months following a battery fire, federal officials have approved plans to get the planes back in the air.
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Boeing 787 jets had faulty parts that passed audits, investigations show. Here’s what happened — ExplainedMPS, and its predecessor Processi Speciali, used to make several plane parts for Leonardo, including the fittings connecting the beams supporting the Boeing 787 cabin floor to the fuselage. It also ...
Boeing Co. continued to beef up its South Carolina workforce in 2024 as it prepares for a $1 billion expansion of its 787 plant in North ... The planemaker also said it plans to hire 500 workers ...
We regret the impact any schedule changes may have on our customers and our team remains focused on executing our production plans to meet strong demand for the 787 Dreamliner family.” ...
MPS, and its predecessor Processi Speciali, used to make several plane parts for Leonardo, including the fittings connecting the beams supporting the Boeing 787 cabin floor to the fuselage.
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