Boeing 787 Closes In On Service Re-entry
AIN AIR TRANSPORT PERSPECTIVE » APRIL 22, 2013
April 22, 2013, 1:12 PM
Boeing and 787 operators around the world began installing modification kits in their Dreamliners last Friday after the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration approved the manufacturer’s proposed “fix” to their battery systems. Guidance for accomplishing the modification came in the form of an FAA-approved service bulletin, issued ahead of a “superseding” Advisory Directive due for publication in the Federal Register this week. Along with the approval of the battery adaptation, the FAA finished its review of the 787’s 180-minute ETOPs (extended twin-engine operations) clearance and opted not to reduce it, meaning the Dreamliner’s effective range on transpacific flights will not change.
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