All things 787

Friday, February 26, 2010

Boeing confirms ZA003 first flight in March

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Boeing confirmed a story I ran yesterday (Flight Test Review) regarding the status of ZA003 which is the next 787 to fly. Because Boeing ha...
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Thursday, February 25, 2010

Keep the line moving........

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Now that Boeing is well into flight testing let's see how production is coming along on future 787s. As always, readers can scroll down ...
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Flight Test Review

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Boeing Photo Yesterday was a busy day for Boeing...and this blogger! Boeing has a large staff to keep track of all the flight testing going ...
Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Boeing Announces ZA004 First Flight

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Boeing Photo This just out from Boeing: News Release Issued: February 24, 2010 8:57 PM EST Boeing's ZA004 Joins 787 Flight-Test Program ...

3 787s in the air today

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Matt Cawby's Video of ZA004's first flight: Special Thanks to Matt Cawby Video of ZA004 taking off courtesy of Future of Flight Muse...

ZA004 taxi tests to start soon

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UPDATE 2 (11:45 AM ET): Ok lots going on today: RC501 flying out of Moses Lake at 9:25 AM, ZA002 flying out of Boeing Field at 9:40 AM, and ...

Move along, nothing to see here

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Boeing's first 787, ZA001 returned to the skies yesterday to the relief of many (both in the program as well as many outside observers)....
Tuesday, February 23, 2010

787 Flight Test Update - February 23, 2010

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ZA 001 took to the air with a continuation of flutter tests this evening. It just landed after taking off at 2PM local time. At several po...
Monday, February 22, 2010

787 back in the air tomorrow; 747-8 returns to the air

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According to information I received the in flight anomaly that ZA001 experienced is a non issue and all airplanes will return to flight tomo...

ZA001 experiences in flight engine power loss

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According to Randy Tinseth in a blog post, ZA 001 experienced an uncommanded loss of thrust in one of the Trent 1000 engines. According to...
Sunday, February 21, 2010

787 and 747 together tomorrow?

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Tomorrow, both ZA004 and RC501 (787 and 747-8F) will be flying in the air. The former for the first time and the later for the second time. ...
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Saturday, February 20, 2010

Flight Test Update

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Several sources are reporting that both ZA004 (Dreamliner 4) and the first 747-8F will be flying on Monday, Feb. 22nd. ZA004 will be the thi...
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Friday, February 19, 2010

787 Follow Up - Feb. 19th

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It looks like Boeing is on track to get Dreamliner 4 in the air by early next week, perhaps around Monday Feb. 22 nd . Boeing still has to ...

Dreamliner 4 to start gauntlet testing; Dreamliner fleet exceeds 150 flight hours

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Matt Cawby reports in his blog that Dreamliner 4 will start gauntlet testing today (Feb. 19th). This indicates that ZA004 should join the te...
Tuesday, February 16, 2010

787 & 747 Tidbits

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Well know that Boeing has two major programs in test flights here's some updates. 787 Boeing announced that the fourth Dreamlifter is n...
Tuesday, February 9, 2010

747-8 First Flight Round Up

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Boeing Photo Yesterday, Boeing conducted the first flight of the enlarged version of the 747 known as the 747-8 after about a year delay. Th...
Monday, February 8, 2010

747-8 First Flight

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UPDATE 22 : And she's in the air!! UPDATE 21 : BOE501 beginning take off roll! UPDATE 20 : BOE 501/H is at the end of the runway ready t...
Saturday, February 6, 2010

787 flight tests ramping up and closing on 100 flight hours

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Position of ZA 001 and ZA 002 during flight tests on February 6, 2010 using AirNav Live Flight Tracker 6.0. Boeing is gradually ramping up...

Boeing 747-8 Completes Taxi Trials; Aircraft ready for first flight

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Boeing Photo In a Press Release this evening, Boeing said that the 747-8F is has completed taxi trials and is ready for first flight. First...

747-8 Taxi Tests and 787 Flight Tests

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UPDATE 4: RC501 has finished taxi tests today but on the last high speed taxi run, smoke apparently developed from the righ hand gear possib...
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