Heraldnet.com
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2009 5:34 pm
LocalNorthwestNation & WorldPoliticsSpecial ReportsPhotosColumnistsMultimedia 
RECENT POSTS:
Korean Air to buy Boeing 747-8 passenger planes  December 4

Airbus wins order for 52 single-aisle jets  December 3

Murtha and Gates weigh in on Northrop's tanker threat  December 2

Coming soon: Aviation Geekfest at Future of Flight   December 2

Ala. Gov.: Obama administration 'corrupted' tanker contest   December 1

Archives:
LINKS:

Airbus
Airbus
EADS
Orders and Deliveries

Analysts
Richard Aboulafia
Scott Hamilton

Blogroll
FleetBuzz
IAG Blog
Randy Tinseth's blog

Flight museum
Future of Flight
Museum of Flight

Labor Group
International Association of Machinists
Local 751 Machinists
SPEEA

Tanker competition
Air Force
Boeing's KC-767 tanker
Boeing's tanker blog
Government Accountability Office
Northrop's America's New Tanker
Northrop-EADS' KC-30

The Boeing Co.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Employment
New Airplane
Orders and Deliveries
RELATED ARTICLES:
Airbus investments in the U.S. begin to take off  December 5
Fears over commercial air service at Paine Field dismissed  December 5
Korean Air orders five Boeing 747-8 passenger jets  December 5
Boeing cargo jet linked to drug smugglers  December 4
2009 jet order tally so far: Airbus 194, Boeing 91  December 4
Cracks delay Delta 757 flight from Bogota to Atlanta  December 2
Boeing rival Northrop Grumman threatens to drop out of Air Force tanker con...  December 2
Final rules in Air Force tanker contest due any day  November 30
3 Americans die in crash of Boeing MD-11  November 29
3 Americans die in Boeing MD-11 crash in China  November 28
Interactive
Special report
 

ADVERTISEMENT

Aerospace Blog


 
 

New problem with 787?


Posted at 10:04 am by Michelle Dunlop

Yesterday, the Boeing Co. confirmed that it had finished installing the structual reinforcements needed on its first 787 Dreamliner.

Today, the Wall Street Journal, in this story, describes a how a new problem was uncovered with the 787 while fixing the last one.

Boeing told the publication that the Dreamliner remains on track to fly by year's end. Dec. 22 is the anticipated date of first flight.

In this blog post, Boeing's Randy Tinseth discusses the 787's progress. Several readers question Boeing's process -- of fixing airplane one before validating the fix on the static test plane -- and ask about the WSJ story in the comments section.
READER COMMENTS
Be the first to comment.
You must be a registered user and verify your e-mail address to post comments to blogs or articles on HeraldNet.

To register, click here. To read other terms and conditions, click here.
Log in or register to post new commentLog out
  Return to Aerospace Blog

15% Off
All Repairs!

Over 1 Million Lights
Lights of Christmas

$2.99 Chili Dog
$3.99 Fish Burger

Holiday Specials
up to 25% off!

25% off Bath & Groom
New Customers

Special Rebate Offers!
Plus Get Additional 30% OFF!

20% Off Dinner
Up to $75 Value!

Lube, Oil & Filter
Buy 1 - Get 1 FREE

Always Free
Transmission Diagnostic

Buy 1 Dinner Entree
Get 2nd 50% Off

$2 OFF
at Box Office

Buy 1 Get 1 FREE
Lube Oil Filter

We've Got You Covered for hte Holidays!
20% OFF Re-Upholstery or Custom Furniture!

Nutcracker
Family Packs Available

Oil - Snohomish County
Low Prices - Fill Now!

$95 Dryer Vent Cleaning!
$99 Whole House Duct Cleaning Special!

FREE 6 lb. Pad w/
30yd Carpet Purchase

$5 Off
Stylecut

Holiday Getaway
$99 dbl Occupancy

75% OFF
Many Items. Hurry!
TODAY'S TOP JOBS
 View All Top Jobs 
Top Cars
Top Homes

ADVERTISEMENT