All things 787

Now that Alenia has effectively shut down 787 production for another 2 weeks....flightblogger revealed in a new post that the Italian compan...

Boeing Chief, Jim McNerney said during the third quarter earnings conference call that the 787 flight testing is in the final stages. Flight...

Lotsa headlines since I haven't posted over the last week. There's been a good amount of progress with the test flight program over ...

Boeing sent out a press release early (very early) this morning. Here is the text of the press release: Boeing Sets 787 First Delivery Date ...

The story that Flightblogger broke yesterday is gaining traction and may herald another delay depending on what happened to the Trent 1000 e...

First a retraction. In my previous post I had speculated that the 787 fuselage sections were offloaded from the 747 Dreamlifter because the...

James Albaugh , head of BCA , gave us quick update of the787 program. among the pieces of information he revealed is that Boeing is doing mo...

Well as my "real" job kept me very busy (I bet some of you didn't have to work till 4:30AM the next morning), the 787 continue...

Boeing resumed 787 test flights yesterday with ZA002 and ZA003 both flying. ZA003 flew from Pinal Airpark in Marana, Az to Boeing Field whi...

Dominc Gates' article on June 24th that revealed Boeing is temporarily halting test flights because of workmanship issues with the horiz...

As I had reported last week, Boeing will restart 787 final assembly on Monday, June 14th. This is reinforced with the restart of LCF flights...

The word from Alenia. The horizontal stabilizer has passed destructive testing as part of the 787 certification. It'll now move on to fa...

Image Courtesy of Boeing Boeing continues to demonstrate that it's gotten the 787 program back on track. Today Boeing issued a press re...